Alex Rae has hailed the efforts of new Rangers midfielder Tochi Chukwuani, following his mid-season move to Glasgow.
The 23-year-old has impressed since joining from Sturm Graz, with the Dane appearing in 12 appearances in all competitions for Danny Rohl's side thus far.
For former Rangers player and coach Rae, Chukwuani has caught the eye at Rangers so far, as he looks to help his new side to their first title in five years. “They’ve got a lot of offensive players on the books now, when you think about it," he said. [PLZ]
“You’ve got Mikey Moore, Aasgaard, Antman, Gassama. You’ve also got a lot of good players there for the middle of the park. The one who came in in January, who I really think and like a lot, is Chukwuani.
“I think he’s talented, he’s powerful, and he’s always looking to drive forward and play forward.”
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Elsewhere, the SFA has confirmed the officiating team for Rangers' Scottish Premiership match vs Falkirk this weekend.
Rohl's side will look to build upon their solid recent run of form, with Rangers the final side between the top three to play at the weekend, due to Celtic and Hearts' Saturday fixtures.
Now, ahead of the upcoming game at Falkirk Stadium, Scottish football's governing body has confirmed that Don Robertson will be the man in the middle for Sunday's game.
The experienced referee will be assisted by Daniel McFarlane and Calum Spence on either side, while Andrew Dallas will be assisted by Sean Carr at Clydesdale House on VAR duties.
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