Rangers will be looking to finish this year's campaign strongly, when the season gets back underway.
Recent off-the-field events have called an abrupt halt to fixtures across the UK, with no scheduled return date being put in place as of yet.
Steven Gerrard's side are currently sat second in the top-flight, and even though it looks as though rivals Celtic are going to run away with the league title once again, the Gers will be keen to keep the pressure on the Bhoys.
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Kelly made his professional debut for Rangers against Ayr United back in 2018 in the Scottish League Cup.
They were seemingly impressed with what they saw from the 19-year-old, as he signed for them back in the summer of 2019 on a season-long loan deal.
Kelly has gone on to make 33 appearances in total for them this season, and will be keen to finish the season strongly away from Ibrox ahead of his return at the end of this year's campaign.
He has scored six goals and been on hand to provide four assists in his time with the club this term.
Barjonas is a player that plenty of Rangers fans will already know well, with the midfielder having featured on nine occasions for the first-team.
He has previously been out on loan with both Bury and Raith Rovers, but is now playing his football with Partick Thistle.
Barjonas has made ten appearances in total for Thistle, and will be hoping to get as many minutes as he can under his belt in senior football.
The Leeds-born midfielder will be confident of challenging for a first-team spot in the Rangers squad the near future.
Mebude has represented Scotland's youth sides up to the Under-19s side, and he'll be keen to impress heading into the conclusion of this year's campaign .
The London-born striker made his first-team debut at the end of last season, when he featured against Kilmarnock, in a frustrating 2-1 defeat for the Gers.
McPake signed for Dundee on loan back in August 2019, but had to cut short his loan spell after picking up an ankle injury.
He was named as Rangers' Academy Player of the Year for the 2018/19 season, and is clearly highly-thought of amongst the Rangers supporters and staff.
He'll be hoping that he can force his way into the first-team picture at the earliest of opportunities after a frustrating season so far.
Mayo is currently out on loan with Partick Thistle, and will be hoping to finish this year's campaign strongly away from Ibrox.
He has featured for Rangers' first-team in a pre-season friendly, where he scored in a 5-0 win over League One side Oxford United.
If he can finish this year's campaign strongly with Partick Thistle, then he could well be challenging for a spot in Steven Gerrard's first-team next season.
Wilson has made two appearances for the Rangers first-team earlier in his career.
He has had loan spells at the likes of Dumbarton and Forfar Athletic in the past, and is currently playing his football away from Ibrox with Edinburgh City.
He has made 12 appearances for them, as they sit second in the Scottish League Two table this term.