Rangers Loan Player Review

RANGERS have players out on-loan in Scotland and beyond at present. Here’s a look back at how they performed in recent matches.

Jake Hastie – Motherwell

Jake came on as a late sub for Motherwell on Saturday, but he couldn’t prevent them from falling to a 1-0 home defeat to Lanarkshire rivals Hamilton Accies.

That was Jake’s fourth appearance of the season for the Steelmen, and he will be hoping tomorrow to build on a European appearance for Gers last season by featuring for ‘Well in their Europa League qualifying match with Glentoran at Fir Park.

  • Apps: 4

  • Goals: 0

Stephen Kelly – Ross County

Stephen’s Scottish Premiership debut came as Ross County were held 1-1 away to St Mirren on Saturday.

The 20 year-old came on after 71 minutes in Paisley with 10-man Saints just having equalised the scores. County’s last match prior to the international break comes away to Robby McCrorie’s Livingston on Saturday.

  • Apps: 1

  • Goals: 0

Robby McCrorie – Livingston

Robby’s Livingston went down 2-1 away to Aberdeen on Sunday – but he was still able to celebrate this week with his performances earning him a call-up to the Scotland A squad.

Coming up against brother Ross, Robby will this weekend face Ibrox teammate Stephen Kelly before joining up with the international side for games with Israel and the Czech Republic in the Nations League.

  • Apps: 4

  • Clean Sheets: 0

Ross McCrorie – Aberdeen

After making his debut for Aberdeen in their 1-0 win over St Johnstone last week, Ross made it two from two in Sunday’s victory over Livingston at Pittodrie.

Ross and his teammates face NSI Runavik in Europa League qualifying tomorrow before traveling to Hibs on Sunday.

  • Apps: 2

  • Clean Sheets: 0

Danny Finlayson – Orange County SC

Danny played 90 minutes in Orange County’s matches on Saturday and Tuesday as they defeated LA Galaxy II at the weekend, then lost 3-1 at Las Vegas Lights last night.

On Saturday night, OC take on San Diego Loyal – the team immediately behind them in Group B of the USL Championship. OC sit second behind Phoenix Rising – six points behind albeit with two games in hand.

  • Apps: 6

  • Goals: 0

Cammy Palmer – Orange County SC

Cammy grabbed his first OC goal with a super strike to win the game against LA Galaxy II on Saturday.

As well as his goal, he assisted Ugo Okoli’s opener as they kept up their unbeaten streak in 2020 prior to their defeat last night. Their current position in Group B would be enough to see them qualify for the postseason competition in this revamped season.

  • Apps: 5

  • Goals: 1