Connor Goldson was absent from Rangers training today.

Philippe Clement's side are preparing for their latest post-split fixture against Kilmarnock on Sunday afternoon.

The Ibrox stalwart has spent the past two games sitting on the bench after the manager opted in favour of a defensive partnership consisting of Leon Balogun and John Souttar.

And he looks set to miss yet another match, as the 31-year-old missed training ahead of Killie's visit.

Sky Sports were at Rangers' training centre this morning to capture footage of the players being put through their paces.

And reporter Luke Shanley said: "Just looking out there I don’t see any Connor Goldson at training.

“So that will be interesting. We’ll get an update from Philippe Clement later on.”

The defender picked up the John Greig CBE Achievement Award at the Ibrox club in midweek.

Clement will deliver an update on Goldson's situation in his pre-match press conference. 

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Meanwhile, Rangers have demanded that Dundee reimburse them over the two postponed matches at Dens Park in recent weeks, according to a report.

The Scottish Sun states that the Ibrox club has submitted expenses for a five-figure sum from their fellow top-six Premiership club.

It's believed Rangers want the costs of their two pre-match stays in St Andrews to be paid for by Dundee, as well as travel expenses. 

The games - which were called off in March and April respectively - have already proved costly for Dundee, with Sky Sports gaining £30,000 in compensation after they lost out on two broadcast opportunities. 

This has been covered by Dundee as part of their £150,000 fine, of which £120,000 is suspended until the end of next season.

Now, it appears Rangers have hit Dundee with another bill, as the row over the pitch situation rumbles on.

The Dens side will start work on improving their playing surface after their final home game of the season on Saturday, May 18 against Kilmarnock.

It's reported that this will cost them over £180,000.