Turr Rommens feels things "can only get better" at Rangers as the Ibrox club bounced back from dropping points at Dundee last week to ease past St Johnstone.

The 23-year-old, who picked up a groin injury at the end of the 2-1 defeat to Hibernian in August, returned to action as a substitute in Saturday's game.

"Especially after such a long injury, it's nice to be back on a pitch and get a win," Rommens said.

"Of course, you want to play in all games, but especially the big games, you want to play in them more and but it is football, it is with injuries. I've had a couple now and a little bit unlucky with that. I was desperate to come back and be better than before."

The victory was Rangers eighth in nine games as they prepare for Wednesday night's trip to Tynecastle to face manager Derek McInnes' former club Hearts.

And Rommens feels they are finally starting to see the rewards for their hard work.

"He [McInnes] gives a lot of tools to work with and he gives you confidence to do your stuff on the pitch, but with guidelines," he added.

"You can see it on the pitch now.

"Of course, if a lot of players leave and a lot of players come in, you need to adapt and it's not easy for everybody.

"The first couple of games was difficult but we're getting better and better and everybody understands what is expected of them.

"I think it can only get better.

"We need to finish above them [Hearts], there's no doubt about it.

"Because what Hearts did last year and also now that the gaffer, Shanks [Lawrence Shankland] and Cammy [Devlin] are here, there's a little bit more pressure on the game and we will be ready for it on Wednesday."