Rangers healing early-season hurt, says Sterling

Dujon Sterling believes Rangers are in "a better place" after coming through a rocky start to the season to deliver three straight Premiership victories.

Wins away to Aberdeen and Falkirk and at home to Motherwell have steadied the ship after Rangers crashed out of Europe at the qualifying stage and began the league season with one point from two games.

"Obviously we all know Europe was disappointing at the start of the season," said defender Sterling.

"A lot of tough games, things weren't going our way or how we wanted it to. You're hurting but we're out of that now.

"There's that outside noise so you've got to stay together as a group. You've got to stick with it and just keep working hard every day. Now we're starting to see the results pick up and everyone's in a better place."

Following the departure of captain James Tavernier in the summer, Sterling is relishing a run in the team in his favoured right-back position.

"I've been playing right back since the start of the season, you can see that, obviously, you get a rhythm," he said.

"Your body just needs to play in that one position and that's where ideally I want to play since I've been here.

"Tav and me, we were thankful for the competition and then obviously doing my Achilles [which kept him out for seven months in 2025] meant I wasn't able to play twice a week. Whereas now I've basically played every game this season. I'm in a good place."