The club will celebrate 125 years of Ibrox with Dundee the visitors tomorrow afternoon, marking the final home fixture of 2024 before trips to face St. Mirren and Motherwell over the next ten days.
Speaking to the media ahead of tomorrow’s clash, the Albanian midfielder commented: “We know everyone was disappointed [last week] and everyone saw it was a clear penalty.
“We had a meeting about it, but it’s gone now and we’re moving forward for tomorrow.
“We have done a great job in the last couple of weeks, every player is growing, and we need to keep going like that.
“I think everyone has to learn from it, but we don’t need to speak too much about it as it’s gone now.
“We have a lot of games in the next weeks and months and we need to be ready for Dundee.
“I think we played a good game against Celtic and we created more than them.
“We need to keep going like that and grow game-by-game because it will be a different game against Dundee. We need to keep going.
“We’re a strong team and are mentally strong, so we’re looking forward. It’s back to the league now and we’re looking forward to playing in front of our fans to celebrate 125 years of Ibrox.
“We had some new players at the beginning of the season and they had to adapt to the league.
“Everyone is now understanding what the coach wants and you see on the pitch that we’re playing better and better.
“We’re all ready for the battle and we know we have a lot of games.”
The Light Blues are gearing up for 12 games between now and the end of January, which encompasses three different competitions domestically and in Europe.
Indeed, the festive period games is a long-held tradition in the UK, and Bajrami says he’s having no issues adapting to the hectic winter fixture list on British shores.
He added: “I had a break during my first year in Italy and then we played during Christmas and New Year. It’s nothing new for me.
“It’s my job! Sometimes it’s good to take a rest because players in national teams have even more games.
“At the end of the day everyone is happy we can play a lot of games and show our qualities.
“At the beginning it was a little bit different because I was coming from Italy and I had to adapt.
“The coach, players and staff helped me at the beginning. I’m feeling well and I’m happy here.”