Rangers duo Vanja Dragojevic and Kosta Nedeljkovic have both been included in Serbia's UEFA squad for tonight's Nations League clash with the Netherlands.
The pair remain available to head coach Veljko Paunovic for the trip to Eindhoven, although it remains to be seen whether either player will feature.
Dragojevic's inclusion is particularly notable as the Rangers midfielder is still waiting for his first appearance of the current Nations League campaign.
The 20-year-old has been retained despite several changes to Paunovic's squad, giving him another opportunity to push for involvement at senior international level and to add to his two caps.
Nedeljkovic, meanwhile, has already featured during the current international window and will be hoping to earn another chance to impress.
Serbia make notable omissions
According to Serbian outlet B92, Petar Sukacev, Stefan Dzodic and Vasilije Kostov have all been left out of the UEFA roster for the Netherlands match.
Sukacev played one minute against Greece before being omitted from the following two matches, while Dzodic started the defeat to Germany in Munich and played 67 minutes.
Kostov has seen even less involvement, playing only two minutes against Germany and failing to make the bench against Greece.
Goalkeepers Filip Stankovic and Dragan Rosic are also included despite not featuring so far, while young Red Star defender Stefan Gudelj has been promoted from the youth setup.
Serbia are also without goalkeeper Dorde Petrovic, who left camp due to the imminent arrival of a new baby. Lazar Nikolic, Stefan Bukinac and forward Jovan Milosevic had previously been released from duty.
Rangers duo in contention
The Netherlands clash provides Rangers with another chance to monitor two players currently developing their international experience.
Nedeljkovic joined Rangers on loan from Aston Villa and has been competing for opportunities at right-back, while Dragojević moved to Ibrox from Partizan.
Dragojevic will be particularly keen to make his mark after remaining unused so far during the current campaign.
Serbia face a difficult test against the Netherlands in Eindhoven, but with both Rangers players on the UEFA roster, Paunovic has the option of turning to them.
The match could therefore provide another important opportunity for Nedeljkovic to build momentum and for Dragojevic to make his senior international involvement count.
Both Serbs have struggled for minutes in recent weeks under Derek McInnes at Ibrox. Nedeljkovic has not appeared since scoring an own goal in a 2-1 away win at Falkirk on September 2.
Dragojevic meanwhile has had limited minutes from the bench. Since scoring a wonderful first Gers goal against St Mirren in the Premier Sports Cup in August.
He started both legs against Jablonec as Rangers were eliminated from the UEFA Conference League but since then he has played just four minutes, all coming in a late substitute appearance in a 3-0 win over Old Firm rivals Celtic at Ibrox, being an unused sub in every other game.
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