Glasgow Rangers’ Ryan Kent comments on what they’ve done to Celtic this term

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Ibrox side Glasgow Rangers and Celtic are set to meet at the weekend.

Glasgow Rangers winger Ryan Kent has told the Daily Record that they have already planted a seed of doubt into Celtic’s minds.

Rangers and Celtic will meet in the Old-Firm derby this weekend, and it looks set to be yet another feisty affair.

Celtic may have already won the Scottish Premiership title, but Rangers have improved this term.

Steven Gerrard’s men won the last contest when the two sides met at Ibrox.

And Kent believes that Rangers’ victory on that occasion has started to make Celtic’s players doubt themselves.

He said, when asked whether Rangers wanted to win to put a seed of doubt into Celtic: “We’ve done that already when we beat them in the first game at Ibrox, the first league win over them since 2012.

“We dominated them for the whole game. I was proud of that. It would be nice to sign off with another goal against Celtic.”

Celtic had dominated Old-Firm derbies in Brendan Rodgers’ time in charge, before Gerrard finally came up with a way for Rangers to beat them.

Despite that victory, Rangers have been unable to stop Celtic from winning the title again.

The Light Blues are currently nine points behind the Bhoys, but there is a feeling of positivity around Ibrox ahead of next campaign.

Rangers are trying to keep Kent around for next season, with Gerrard’s men discussing how to sign the £5 million winger permanently, according to the Scottish Sun.