Miller (left) scored twice against Aberdeen at Pittodrie

Kenny Miller avoided questions about his Rangers future while admitting that he is in the form of his career.

"I think goalscoring wise, there is no doubt," he said after scoring twice in the 3-2 win over Aberdeen at Pittodrie.

"To get off to a flyer and score 10 goals in the first six league games and, not just that, to score in every game, is obviously pleasing."

Miller is in contract talks and said: "These things will iron themselves out in good time and what will be will be."

However, Miller stressed the part played by his team-mates after Rangers returned to the top of the Scottish Premier League ahead of Glasgow rivals Celtic.

"It is down to the team," said the 30-year-old striker, who rejected Rangers initial offer of a new contract.

"For me, it is about putting myself in the right position and hopefully taking the chances."

Rangers manager Walter Smith was hopeful that the Scotland international will agree an extension to his contract, which finishes next summer, when the club's chief executive returns.

"There's a willingness from all the parties to do so," he said. "Martin Bain has been away all this week."

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