Following similar posts from his teammates, including James Tavernier and Steven Davis, the striker also urged the club’s supporters, and people all around the world, to stay at home to save lives.
He said: “I would like to send love and support from the whole Rangers family to the football families across the world.
“I would like to say thank you to the health workers, the doctors, the nurses, the ambulance drivers and all the others for their work. They deserve the biggest respect for their selfless work in this difficult situation.
“I think like everyone else I’m very excited to get back playing football, but this situation is more important than anything in life. So look after your family, friends and loved ones and hopefully see you back soon.”