Kris Boyd thinks Rangers are better off selling Colombian star Alfredo Morelos and sticking with Jermain Defoe up-front.
The big Ayrshireman, who could leave Kilmarnock this summer, thinks the 30 goal striker isn't enough of a team player.
Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "If I was Rangers I would sell him because I think that if you can get the money that teams might be willing to pay, you can go and maybe strengthen your squad or your first team with maybe three or four other players who can make a big difference,"
"I think when Alfredo Morelos plays, he plays up there on his own.
"A lot of things go through him being that lone striker - he plays a lot for himself.
"I thought Rangers last season towards the end, finished very strongly with Scott Arfield and Jermain Defoe up front. It looked a totally different team. They looked like a team that were playing together."
One player that has impressed Boyd is captain James Tavernier and especially his dead eyed precision from 12 yards.
"His record from the penalty spot was unbelievable last season," Boyd said. "He brings so much more to the Rangers team going forward. He's their outlet - he creates so many opportunities.
"We're all caught up in this modern day full-back. When you see his stats from last year in terms of crosses and opportunities created, his goals - I know a lot of them came from the penalty spot but you still need someone to stand up there and take them."
The big talking point of the summer so far has been the future of Ryan Kent.
The Liverpool winger is in demand but Rangers are hoping to seal another year-long loan and Boyd thinks an extended stay at Ibrox would be the best bet for Liverpool.
"If Ryan Kent is going to be a Liverpool player, up here is perfect for him to learn the way that Liverpool play because Rangers are doing the same thing," he said.
"In terms of their possession - they're always on the front foot, they want to get their wingers on the ball to create chances and score goals. There's no doubt Ryan Kent excelled in that environment last year. Whether he can do it again next year is a different question.
"But I think he's a talented boy who will go far in the game and I think to learn the game, Rangers is the perfect environment for him. If he's going to be a success at Liverpool I think he'd be better staying at Rangers rather than going to a team that's at the bottom of the Premier League or a team in the Championship."
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