2010/11 looks set to be a big year for Andy Little who will be looking to build on the ten first-team appearances - seven as substitute - he made for Rangers in 2009/10.

The versatile 21-year-old insists his favourite position is in attack but his athleticism allows him to adapt to playing midfield or defence.

After starring, and scoring, in Rangers' SFA Youth Cup final victory over Celtic in 2008, Little has made great strides and was handed his senior international debut for Northern Ireland before he had featured for Rangers first-team.

That moment came on on March 28, 2009 when he replaced Windsor Park favourite David Healy in a 3-2 win over Poland.

A month later he was given his big chance at club level when he went on for Kris Boyd as the Light Blues beat St. Mirren 3-0 at Hampden to progress to the final of the Scottish Cup.

Little, from Enniskillen, scored his first goal for Rangers on January 23, 2010 in a league game against Hearts at Ibrox which finished 1-1.