With Rangers' rescheduled Scottish Cup clash with Kilmarnock just over 24 hours away, Barry Ferguson has identified the man who will be the difference between the two teams.

Both sides will have to banish the weekend's Premiership games from their minds, what with Killie losing to a last-gasp goal from an ascendant Celtic and Rangers only scraping a point at home to St Johnstone.

The original Scottish Cup fifth-round replay tie ended in stalemate at Rugby Park earlier this month with a drab 0-0 scoreline, but Rangers had a key player missing in action that day.

Now though, Rangers legend Barry Ferguson is adamant the return of Alfredo Morleos is going to be the catalyst that takes his old club into the quarter-finals.

Alfredo Morelos in training

Speaking live on the PLZ Soccer Show, Ferguson said: “I’m not saying one player makes a team but he is massive to Rangers.

"For me, he is the talisman, he is the main man.

"He scores goals, the way that Rangers play when he is in the team is totally different when he is not in the team.

“So they just need to make sure they get him back on the pitch.

"It’s a big one that he is back in against Kilmarnock and he’ll make a hell lot of difference.”