Luca Gasparotto featured sporadically for Glasgow Rangers in their journey back to the Scottish Premiership in 2016.
It seems a long time now since Luca Gasparotto was one of the bright young hopes of Rangers Football Club.
The highly-rated centre-back might have played a minor role as Rangers clawed their way back up the lower leagues, making just four first-team appearances for the Glasgow giants, but he impressed during loan spells with the likes of Aidrie and Greenock Morton.
Once Mark Warburton led Rangers back to the top flight in 2016, Gasparotto quickly became a victim of his club’s success.
The Canada U23 international bid farewell to Ibrox when his contract expired, thanking Rangers for an ‘incredible’ five years on Twitter.
Two years on, however, where is Gasparotto now?
Despite making 45 appearances in 18 months at Falkirk, and only signing for Morton on a permanent basis in January, the Ontario-born powerhouse now finds himself without a club.
23-year-old Gasparotto was released by Morton at the end of last season after making nine appearances. Four months later, he is yet to find a team willing to take a chance on him, and he has been rather quiet on social media, too.
There are plenty of teams outside the Scottish top flight who would benefit from signing a giant, powerful defender with the presence to pose a threat in both boxes. So surely this former Rangers youngster will be back in the game soon.
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