Ibrox side Glasgow Rangers have a chance to bring one of their own back to Scotland.
Rangers probably won’t get a better chance of signing Charlie Gilmour.
The Gers-daft midfielder is available on a free transfer after Arsenal released him on Friday – and Steven Gerrard should seriously consider bringing him to Ibrox.
Not only would he not cost a penny, but Gilmour, who turned 20 in February, is a massive Rangers fan.
He once posted on Twitter that he’d rather see Kenny Miller score an Old Firm winner than win the lottery, and surely a stint in Glasgow would appeal to him.
After all, Glen Kamara, who also failed to make the grade in North London, looks to be a star in the making under Gerrard and the Finland international’s success at Auchenhowie may entice Gilmour.
This is a player who, like Kamara, will put his Arsenal disappointment to one side and dazzle somewhere, and the Gers’ manager needs to at least ask if Gilmour – whose grandfather would love him to join Rangers [The Scottish Sun] – wants to further his prospects in Glasgow.
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