The Light Blues head into their final fixture before the international break off the back of claiming silverware success, winning the Sky Sports Cup for the third time running last time out.
Speaking to the official club site ahead of their league fixture against Hearts in the iconic stadium later today, the midfielder commented: “At Ibrox we know it is always going to be a great opportunity.
“Not only to showcase our performance but to just grow the women's game.
“Especially after last weekend, we are definitely coming in with a lot of confidence and just trying to put on a good show.
“We definitely want a good showing and the crowd always helps with that, with the energy and the performance that we are able to give them.
“It kind of goes both ways but Hearts are doing really well right now.
“We just recently played them and drew so we know that this one is going to be really important to try get the three points.
“If you even look back at the viewing that we were able to get on Sky Sports last weekend in the cup final it is huge for us to have that big of a crowd.
“Not only to help us play better but just to have those people supporting the women's game.
“If we are able to have that again this weekend it would be huge.”
The French-American has made quite the impression in Rangers colours recently, scoring four goals in her last three games including the crucial second in the final last Saturday. She is now hopeful of a first Ibrox experience having been an unused substitute in their last fixture there in October.
She continued: “I am just trying to take my chance when Jo gives it to me and just trying to take advantage of every moment that I get on the field surrounded by great teammates that help me showcase what I am capable of doing with their help.
“When I first signed for Rangers there was a bunch of buzz about how historical this stadium is.
“To be able to be part of that squad back at that first game against Glasgow City was a huge opportunity and now it is my second time going and it is just as exciting as the last time.”
Their clash against the Edinburgh side looks set to be another stern test today, with the Gers coming back from 2-0 down to claim a point when they last met at the beginning of the month, with the 23-year-old encouraging her teammates to produce a performance for the entirety of the contest today.
She added: “Looking back at that game I think we sort of woke up in the second half.
“Going into this one we just need to make sure that we play the full 90, we play our game.
“We have a really deep squad and having Laura Berry come on and opening up the score for us was huge, but if we are able to just do that a bit earlier on.
“We will look back at what we could have done better and make sure that we take pride in the performance that we give.”
You can still get your hands on a ticket to come cheer on Jo Potter’s side at the iconic stadium this afternoon, with the game kicking off at 2:00pm, priced at £7 for adults and £4 for concessions and juveniles which can be purchased here.