Michael Mols is hoping to be included in the first team to play at Hampden in the Scottish Cup Final against Celtic.
Mols who is still trying to recapture his form after the serious knee injury he received against Bayern Munich in the Champions League admitted: "Every minute I play now is a bonus for me so hopefully I will be involved against Livingston. We have a big squad though, so it's a case of wait and see.
"It's difficult for me because I had to try and find my rhythm again when I came on against Hearts. I hadn't played for a long time so it was hard. But I think we had the game under control so from that point of view it wasn't too difficult.
"For me the most important thing just now is to stay fit and play as many minutes in as many games as I can. The championship is over now and the only thing for us to look forward to is the Scottish Cup final.
"Everybody wants to play in that one so it will be hard. I am no different but the main thing now is just to stay fit," he told Rangers co.uk
The Dutch striker has been in and out of the side since McLeish took over the reigns at Ibrox and more often Mols has been employed as a late substitute.