Glasgow Rangers boss Graeme Murty praises impact Jason Cummings’ impact at Ibrox

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Ibrox side Glasgow Rangers have brought Jason Cummings in on loan until the end of the season.

Jason Cummings has wasted no time in letting his new Glasgow Rangers teammates know what he demands, according to Graeme Murty’s comments in the Scottish Herald.

Cummings was utilised as a late substitute in Rangers’ last match against Ross County, and he made a swift impact, after hitting the back of the net in the contest at Ibrox.

Rangers ended up winning 2-1 against Ross County, with Cummings’ strike proving crucial.

And Murty has praised the Nottingham Forest loanee for coming on to the Ibrox pitch and letting his teammates know exactly what he expects from them.

He said: “I told him before he went on to go and get me a goal because we had just started to come under a bit of pressure.

”He had a little bit of a moan at Daniel Candeias for not laying him the ball. And he goes and finishes like that.

“You know what you’re going to get from him, and from Alfredo [Morelos] as well. We have finishers at the club, we have options, and I think you saw bits from us that were very, very good.”

Cummings is set to spend the rest of the season on loan at Rangers, and he will be hoping that this is the first strike of many he can accumulate during his time at Ibrox.

Rangers’ win over Ross County has lifted them up above Aberdeen and into second place in the Scottish Premiership table.

Rangers are next in action in midweek, when they take on Fraserburgh in the Scottish Cup.