Ibrox side Glasgow Rangers have a quality player in Ryan Kent.
Ryan Kent was one of Rangers’ best signings of last summer.
The 22-year-old joined Steven Gerrard’s side on a season-long loan from Liverpool [BBC Sport] and quickly established himself as a key player for the Reds icon.
Kent, valued at £2 million [The Record], has three Premiership goals for Rangers this season.
He is finally enjoying his football again after a series of disappointing temporary moves away from Merseyside, including a loan to Freiburg that the German club terminated 12 months ago.
But things are back on track at the moment, and Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp has described him as a ‘fantastic football player’.
He told Liverpool’s official website: “Ryan was sitting here in my office and asked me, ‘Let me go to Freiburg please, let me go to Freiburg please’.
“I know German football, I know the manager of Freiburg and I knew it is not Disneyland there! They train a lot, it is a very special club that I like a lot. He went there and it didn’t work out for him.
“Now he is at Glasgow Rangers and that works really well because Ryan is a fantastic football player and still very young.”
It’ll be interesting to see if Gerrard can keep Kent at Ibrox for the long term.
After all, the 38-year-old manager, who has Eros Grezda, Glenn Middleton and Jamie Murphy as left-wing options, isn’t short of similar players, but time will tell whether he fancies a permanent move for Kent.
Does the Rangers loanee have a future at Anfield? Probably not when you consider the fact that Sadio Mane and Xherdan Shaqiri play in his position.
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