The Light Blues attacker has found a new lease of life at the club this season under Michael Beale and made sure of the points with a lovely finish against St Johnstone from the bench.
Rabbi Matondo climbed off the bench to secure Rangers' win at St Johnstone and vowed there is 'more to come'.
It's been a difficult couple of weeks for Beale and his players with criticism arriving from all angles but they got back to winning ways in Perth in a must win game after Danilo opened the scoring with a brilliant header. The move resulted in him being withdrawn after a horror collision with Liam Gordon. The Brazilian has since had surgery after taking to social media to update the fans after a compound fracture.
READ MORE: Michael Beale on 'sleepless nights' after Celtic defeat as he says Rangers fans' reaction 'wasn't nice' Former Rangers loanee Malik Tillman, who was part of the PSV team who beat his old club commented with two clapping emojis.
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