6 Rangers stars who will lead fight on three fronts as rapid trickster supplies the ammo to solve Ibrox riddle
6 Rangers stars who will lead fight on three fronts as rapid trickster supplies the ammo to solve Ibrox riddle
They are playing well, but who will be the guys driving the Rangers to victory at the end?
incredible 43 shots on goal against the Staggies, and their only stops from cruising to
a victory were an inspired performance and a few sloppy finishing attempts.
Momentum is with them but they need their top stars to be in clinical form for
the rest of the season to try and get them over the line.
But who are they and who are the stars who have to make the difference in the home straight?
Glasgow World runs through six of the candidates to shine.
Óscar Cortés
The Rangers frontline was changed by the January signing’s pace and directness in Wednesday’s victory over Ross County, as he
proved to be a true livewire and make a lasting impression on the Ibrox audience. In just 108 minutes of league football, he has already produced an amazing six opportunities.
Cortés has seemingly opened up Scottish defenses at will in his first three appearances in royal blue, and if he keeps up this form,
Philippe Clement will be eager to unleash him throughout the final third of the season, even though he probably should have done
better with the two chances he had himself last night.
Cyriel Dessers
The Nigerian forward is a true mystery, but his inclusion on this list is evidence of the improvement in his Ibrox career. gave the 29-
year-old Rangers a flawless start at Ibrox yesterday night with a brilliant finish that is becoming to become his standard.
Even while he still manages to miss the most guilt-edged opportunities, he is making a significant contribution toward certain
significant objectives. His brace last night after the winning goal at St.
Mirren and the game-winning goal against Hibs. With 10 goals
this season, he isn’t far behind with an xG of 11.78, which is fairly unbelievable considering how his Rangers career began.
Tom Lawrence
Had Lawrence not suffered a succession of injuries during his time in Glasgow, there’s an argument to say he would be one of Rangers’
He’s forward thinking, good in transition and offers a goal threat from distance.
In the home games against Aberdeen and Ross County, he linked superbly with Cantwell and always seemed capable of finding the
wings that are so important to the team’s attack. If he can stay fit, he will be huge as Rangers look to wrestle the title back.
Todd Cantwell
The former Norwich City player is currently the team’s talisman, leading the way for more than 90 minutes while playing at his peak
for the Rangers. Despite not scoring yesterday night against Ross County,
he was a continual nuisance, persistently harassing, pursuing, and creating.
He’s also been in the box a lot more, as evidenced by the fact that four of his five goals this season have come from inside the area. His
statistics also show that he’s one of the team’s best passers (84% pass success rate) and creators of 34 chances, which is even more
impressive given how frequently he collects the ball in tight spaces.
Not many players have improved as much as Cantwell since Philippe Clement took over,
yet several have grown more important than him.
James Tavernier
Quite simply vital to any further success Rangers will have this season. He picked up a further two assists last night to take his goal
contributions for the season to 18 from 25 games. Astonishing figures for a full back but just what we’ve come to expect from the
captain. He’s also the only player in the list to have led Rangers to a title during his career.
He is far and wide ahead of any of player in the squad on chances created (80) and it would
be impossible to imagine Rangers winning a title without his influence playing pivotal role in it.
Fabio Silva
The forward on loan is gradually providing Dessers with an exciting and unique alternative at the top of the pitch. With the ability to
play both through the middle and down the left wing, he could have potentially been given a penalty late in the game last night due to
his persistent pressing in the last few minutes of play, which would have allowed the Gers to score the game’s fourth goal and put
Rangers at the top of the league. The Portugal star is improving every game and has more to offer.
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