Rangers are finally back in action at Ibrox on Saturday following the international break, as they look extend their winning streak to seven games against Kilmarnock.

Manager Derek McInnes will certainly be delighted to have all of his 13 international players return to the training ground uninjured and ready to play against a bottom-of-the-table Kilmarnock side.

Midfielder Cammy Devlin has joined Lawrence Shankland, Youssef Chermiti, and Daisuke Yokota on the injury list, with all four set to miss the next few weeks.

On the other hand, Tuur Rommens is expected to be available for selection after recovering from the groin injury which he sustained at the start of the season.

Dujon Sterling and Dan Neil have also recovered from the minor knocks which they received during Rangers' 1-0 victory over Celtic prior to the international break.  

Ivor Pandur: The Croatian shot stopper is expected to start against Kilmarnock despite ending the international break while remaining as an unused sub for his national side.

Dujon Sterling: Despite picking up a minor knock against the Celts prior to the international break, Sterling is reportedly fit and ready to start against Killie at Ibrox this Saturday.

Olwethu Makhanya: The South African center-back will look to carry on his brilliant form for the Gers after winning last month's Scottish Premiership player of the month.

Emmanuel Fernandez: Along with Makhanya, Fernandez has been one of McInnes' most trusted players so far and will most certainly start this Saturday.

James Penrice: The Scottish international has made an immediate impact since joining the Gers this summer and has already made the left-back position his own.

Dan Neil: With Shankland out injured, Neil has seemingly played the role of the club captain with utmost responsibility which was on display during the Gers' consequent Old Firm victories before heading into the international break.

Nicolas Raskin: The Belgium international has seemingly made up his mind to help the Teddy Bears in their quest to end their trophy drought this campaign and as a result will be an easy choice for McInnes to add to to his starting lineup.

Djedi Gassama: Gassama is another Gers player who was highly sought after by a number of European clubs this summer, but the club management's decision to block that interest has paid off handsomely for McInnes at the start of this campaign.

Kim Min-su: The South Korean recently made his international debut and is riding high on confidence, hoping to feature in the Gers' starting lineup against Killie.

Ryan Naderi: Alongside Kim, Naderi also made his debut for Czechia and will be hoping to continue his brilliant form in the Rangers shirt.

Kevin Kelsy: The Venezuelan center-forward has seemingly won over the hearts and minds of the Ibrox faithful since coming into the side with his brilliant display in front of goal.

Kilmarnock's expected starting lineup:

Ferrie; Brandon, Stanger, McCarthy, Schjonning-Larsen; Ring, Rice, Lowery, Kiltie; John-Jules, Hugill

After a brilliant display in September, with Derek McInnes and Olwethu Makhanya winning the Scottish Premiership Manager of the Month and Player of the Month awards, the Gers will look to pick up where they left off before going into the international break.

It could be a tough task for McInnes and Co. to regain their momentum right away, but taking on a bottom-of-the-table Kilmarnock side at Ibrox might turn out to be the perfect restart before the tough set of fixtures ahead.