The win continued Rangers’ resurgence under Danny Rohl, who has transformed a number of the Ibrox stars, as the Old Firm side get their season back on track.

Despite playing against a fourth-tier side, many players impressed, including Bojan Miovski, who returned to form for Rangers with a hat-trick.

However, many stars were also poor, with fans quick to slam Nasser Djiga’s performance despite the comprehensive victory.

Rangers fans slam Nasser Djiga’s display against Annan Athletic

Djiga has not had a good time at Ibrox since moving to the Gers on loan.

On Friday, the centre-back returned to the starting XI for the first time since his time away at AFCON.

The 23-year-old had been away with Burkina Faso, where he helped his nation reach the round of 16 before they were knocked out by the Ivory Coast.

However, despite playing against a League Two opponent, Djiga struggled and was a liability throughout the match.

As a result, many Rangers fans took to X, demanding that the Gers simply send the 23-year-old back to Wolves and end his loan.

Many supporters were also less than impressed with Max Aarons, who is also on loan at Rangers from Bournemouth.

Danny Rohl: Rangers are eyeing double

Upon the departure of Russell Martin earlier this season, it appeared that the campaign was a write-off.

The coach had left the Ibrox club in a mess, with numerous summer signings evidently not good enough for the Scottish Premiership.

Yet, Rohl has somehow made this work, with the Gers just six points off Hearts at the summit, while now also progressing into the round of 16 of the Scottish Cup.

Now, Rangers possess a real chance to not only win the Scottish Cup this season, but also the league title.

This is something that the manager recognises as the Gers enter the second half of the season, with Rohl believing that Rangers can achieve a double this campaign.

“I think in general we can play for two titles at the moment, I think that’s what we want,” he told BBC Sport on 17 January.

“In the cup you need less wins to be in the final, I think it’s a great opportunity, we want to push.

“I think we are hungry in the changing room at the moment. I think there was a big statement in Aberdeen [2-0 win] when I felt the dressing room after the win was really fantastic.”