Ibrox View: As the conditions for the new signing are finalized, Rangers have acquired a star 2.0.

Ibrox View: As the conditions for the new signing are finalized, Rangers have acquired a star 2.0.

Ibrox View: As the conditions for the new signing are finalized, Rangers have acquired a star 2.0.

Oscar Cortes, Mohamed Diomande, and Fabio Silva all moved to Ibrox, where they were all hired on a loan basis.

With forward Arian Allen having just signed from Everton, it appears that the club’s academy is

par with the first squad [official website, 19 February].

The 16-year-old, who can play on either side of the front line, has joined Steven Smith’s

Under-18 team, the club announced.

Like his teammate attacker Ross Mc Causland, the young player should have a bright

future in the first place if recent history is any guide.

The latter has quickly established himself as a mainstay under Clement, and the academy graduate has made an impression for

Northern Ireland on the world stage as well.

In order to prepare for a crucial second half of the season, Philippe Clement strengthened Rangers’ roster during the hectic January transfer window.

Like his teammate attacker Ross Mc Causland, the young player should have a bright future in the first

place if recent history is any guide.

In his little time playing senior football, the 20-year-old has made an impression, and Rangers are hopeful Allen can swiftly follow the

similar path from academy to the first team.

However, there won’t be any hurry with the 16-year-old; at this crucial juncture in his development,

his minutes must be carefully handled.

A “shock” development regarding goalie Jack Butland is now anticipated at Ibrox, according to other Rangers news.

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