The former follows in the footsteps of ex-Aberdeen captain Ryan Jack, with the latter sealing a permanent £4.5 million deal after an impressive loan spell from FC Nordsjaelland in the second half of last term.
An almost ever-present and one of the first names on Philippe Clement’s team-sheet already, Connor Barron has been lauded by Rangers predecessor Jack after dispelling any concerns that he would struggle to make the step up from Pittodrie to Ibrox.
And while fans are yet to really see the best of Barron’s midfield partner this term – Rangers hero Barry Ferguson tipped Mohamed Diomande to ascend a new levelbut his form has been patchy since then – a pair of technically-gifted yet tenacious 22-year-old’s should lay the foundations for a new-look team to be constructed out of the rubble of the previous regime.
The former follows in the footsteps of ex-Aberdeen captain Ryan Jack, with the latter sealing a permanent £4.5 million deal after an impressive loan spell from FC Nordsjaelland in the second half of last term.
An almost ever-present and one of the first names on Philippe Clement’s team-sheet already, Connor Barron has been lauded by Rangers predecessor Jack after dispelling any concerns that he would struggle to make the step up from Pittodrie to Ibrox.
And while fans are yet to really see the best of Barron’s midfield partner this term – Rangers hero Barry Ferguson tipped Mohamed Diomande to ascend a new levelbut his form has been patchy since then – a pair of technically-gifted yet tenacious 22-year-old’s should lay the foundations for a new-look team to be constructed out of the rubble of the previous regime.
The former follows in the footsteps of ex-Aberdeen captain Ryan Jack, with the latter sealing a permanent £4.5 million deal after an impressive loan spell from FC Nordsjaelland in the second half of last term.
An almost ever-present and one of the first names on Philippe Clement’s team-sheet already, Connor Barron has been lauded by Rangers predecessor Jack after dispelling any concerns that he would struggle to make the step up from Pittodrie to Ibrox.
And while fans are yet to really see the best of Barron’s midfield partner this term – Rangers hero Barry Ferguson tipped Mohamed Diomande to ascend a new levelbut his form has been patchy since then – a pair of technically-gifted yet tenacious 22-year-old’s should lay the foundations for a new-look team to be constructed out of the rubble of the previous regime.
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