Scottish government threatens to halt Premiership season after breaches of coronavirus rules at Aberdeen and Celtic
Steven Gerrard says the Scottish government's warning that it could pause the Premiership season after another breach of the coronavirus rules should serve as a "wake-up call".
Gerrard - who was part of a meeting with Scottish government officials on Monday where the safety protocols around coronavirus were again highlighted - said: "It is a wake-up call and a strong message from the government and also a reminder of what could happen if mistakes continue to happen.
"It is a concern and it is a worry because if mistakes continue to happen there's no doubt that the football season will be cancelled. That's not what I want or what anyone wants at Rangers.
"I don't think we're putting any extra measures in but what we are doing is going to remind everyone of our responsibility and our behaviours during this time.
"Up to now I think everyone's done extremely well here at Rangers. The medical department have been fantastic ever since lockdown really, keeping us updated of the situation.
"But it's just reminders really, to the players and to the staff, that we have to behave in the right way and keep doing the right things."
Gerrard praised Morelos' performance after he scored twice in their win over St Mirren last weekend, but warned the Colombian striker to continue showing "respect" for Rangers while his future remains undecided.
"100 per cent he's a Rangers player," said Gerrard. "I think you could see that in his performance the other day. He was really, really strong from the first minute to the last.
"He's a big player for us - he's very important. Nothing's changed in terms of his situation so he'll be in the squad for tomorrow's game.
"It's only normal that players' heads turn when there's so much noise in the outside, in terms of the media. When players know that there's other teams chasing them - big teams - I think it's pretty normal. สล็อต
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