That's according to Connor Sammon who reckons the two attackers have become the key men through the middle as they have become vital to the squad.

Both found the net against St Johnstone and, again, showed their worth with Gers' previous expected starting pair, Lawrence Shankland and Youssef Chermiti both injured.

But the Ibrox squad has not slowed down without them, as Sammon explained.

"The big thing that stands out from the front two, obviously not being the first choice," Sammon said on BBC's Scottish Football Podcast. "You'd look at Shankland and Chermiti being the main two.

"They're so unselfish, particularly Naderi. You look at the assist for Kevin Kelsy's first goal. Most strikers would shoot themselves there, be quite greedy and quite selfish about it. You can see him looking up, he's a real team player. He works hard for the team and he's scoring goals as well which is brilliant to see for him.

"They seem to have a good partnership going where they're gelling together well. Naderi's running in behind, Kelsy's dropping in. They're able to do both roles and both are good athletes as well. They can do the physical side of things and things are looking good.

"From that point of view when Shankland got his injury and Chermiti as well, you're thinking, 'Okay who's going to be the man to step up?' But those two boys have certainly done that and look like they're going to continue that as well because confidence is sky high with them."