Rangers News: Forgotten Ex-Player Spotted in Away End, Celtic Factor Named ‘Devastating’
As Rangers prepare to face Hearts at home, a familiar face was spotted in the away end during their Europa League clash with Olympiacos.
Sean Goss, a former Rangers player, was seen supporting the team alongside other fans.
Goss’ Rangers Stint
The 28-year-old German-born midfielder had a loan spell with Rangers in 2018, playing 15 games and scoring two goals.
He began his career at Exeter City before joining Manchester United’s youth ranks.
However, Goss never made a first-team appearance for the Red Devils and was eventually sold to QPR.
Goss’ Journey After Rangers
After his stint at Rangers, Goss played for QPR, St Johnstone, Shrewsbury Town, and Motherwell before moving to Greece to join Asteras Tripolis in 2023.
Kilmarnock Boss on Celtic Test
Meanwhile, Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes shared his thoughts on facing Celtic.
McInnes praised Celtic’s performance against RB Leipzig in the Champions League, highlighting their speed as “devastating.”
“Celtic played their game and still got through,” McInnes said.
“They’ve got players who, if they’ve got space to work, will work the space.”
McInnes emphasized the importance of limiting Celtic’s opportunities and staying organized.
Rangers and Celtic Update
Rangers aim to close the gap on Celtic and Aberdeen in the Scottish Premiership.
Celtic, currently top of the table, face Kilmarnock on Sunday.
Aberdeen will look to maintain their position against Dundee.
Rangers’ upcoming match against Hearts is crucial in their pursuit of the title.
Celtic’s Speed and Skill
Celtic’s speed and skill have been key factors in their success.
Their ability to adapt and overcome opponents has been impressive.
Brendan Rodgers’ side has shown maturity in their performances.
Kilmarnock’s Challenge
Kilmarnock faces a tough test against Celtic.
McInnes’ tactics will be crucial in containing Celtic’s attacking threats.
The match promises to be an exciting encounter.
Conclusion
As Rangers and Celtic navigate their respective matches, the Scottish Premiership remains highly competitive.
Sean Goss’ presence in the away end serves as a reminder of Rangers’ past talent.
Celtic’s speed and skill will be difficult to overcome.
Only time will tell how the season unfolds.
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