DOUGIE IMRIE reckons the cash Rangers spent on Danilo would fund Morton for THREE YEARS. Imrie’s Ton side will be underdogs when they head to Ibrox for Saturday’s Viaplay Cup last-16 clash. 2 Dougie Imrie expects a very tough test against Danilo and co at the weekend Credit: Kenny Ramsay 2 The Brazilian forward joined Rangers this summer Credit: Willie Vass Gers boss Michael Beale has brought in nine new faces, including £6million Brazilian frontman Danilo from Feyenoord . In contrast Cappielow gaffer Imrie (below) has been working on a shoestring and could only afford to bring in Jamie MacDonald and Alan Power after securing Saturday’s clash. He said: “It’ll be massively difficult in terms of facing top international players worth millions of pounds. “Danilo probably covers our full wages and expenditure for around three years which tells us the level of competition that you’re facing. READ MORE FOOTBALL STORIES OH BROTHER Gers hero Thomson shares clip of son's crunching tackle on big brother in garden UP FOR THE CUP Rangers vs Morton - Viaplay Cup betting tips, best odds and preview “We’ll embrace it though. The club have been fantastic since I’ve come in. “Everything I’ve asked for I’ve generally got and if we can’t get it then we can only ask. The draw was just fantastic in getting more finance to get another couple of players and we’ve got Jammer and Alan in. “We’re hopeful of adding another two but that’ll take time. “I’m not bringing bodies in for the sake of it, they have to be the right fit. I’ve got a fantastic group who give their all." Most read in Football DISGRACE Scots footy club outraged after yobs vandalise pitch - days before league opener ED OVER HEELS Gers eye England U-20 World Cup hero Edwards but face fight with 3 EPL clubs BIG HITTERS PSV show strength ahead of Gers clash as they beat Milan to £10m Serie A star EUR KIDDING Why Gers will go ABOVE Celtic and into Champions League pot 3 if they beat PSV Meanwhile, Morton No2 Andy Millen believes a Viaplay Cup win for Morton over Rangers would be MONUMENTAL. He told SunSport: “I was fortunate to get a few good results at Ibrox. “I won there with Kilmarnock and Hibs — while a draw with St Mirren was also highly satisfying. “I think it was Paul le Guen’s second-last game as Rangers boss and they equalised for a point. “They’d been struggling but they still had a team including the likes of Allan McGregor, Alan Hutton , Sasa Papac, Barry Ferguson , Nacho Novo and Kris Boyd . “I was 41 and loving being able to play as much as ever. “That was my last game at Ibrox. Now I’m going back for Morton and it’s a fantastic match. “If Morton were to go and beat Rangers at Ibrox, well that would be a monumental effort. “We’ve got Alan Power, Jamie MacDonald and Kris Broadfoot who have all seen it and done it. In fairness, I still think Alan should be playing in the Premiership. Read more on the Scottish Sun YOU'RE BARRED I went to Wetherspoons with pal – I was stunned when staff said I was BARRED CASH BLOW Much-loved Scots food firm faces liquidation after plunging into financial crisis “But below them there are lads with the opportunity to show they are capable of playing at top-flight level.” Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page