Aberdeen boss Jimmy Thelin will make a late fitness call on right-back Alexander Jensen ahead of Sunday’s Premiership clash at Rangers.
Jensen was ruled out of the 1-0 loss at St Mirren at the weekend due to a quad muscle injury.
Scotland international full-back Nicky Devlin came in to replace Jensen for his first Aberdeen start since February 1.
Jensen has been the regular starter at right-back since signing from Swedish Allsvenskan club Brommapojkarna for £545,000 in January.
Aberdeen travel to Ibrox on Sunday in need of a win to keep alive the bid to finish third in the Premiership.
Thelin’s Reds trail third-placed Hibs by three points with the Easter Road club also holding a superior goal advantage.
Asked if Jensen will be fit to face Rangers, Thelin said: “Let’s see how we manage him.
“He trained fully today and we have three games in the next week.
“So let’s see how much he can tolerate, but we have a good squad.”
Midfielder Sivert Heltne Nilsen, striker Ester Sokler and winger Vicente Besuijen are all ruled out for the rest of the season.
Latvia international centre-back Kristers Tobers has returned to training after being sidelined for two months with a hamstring injury.
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