Rangers’ Gary Keown praises Dujon Sterling after seeing what the Ibrox ace has to offer.
According to Gary Keown, having a flexible player like Dujon Sterling on the Rangers’ roster is “worth its weight in gold” to Philippe Clement.
On page 95 of the Scottish Mail on Sunday’s print edition on March 10, the journalist stated that the 24-year-old’s willingness to play “absolutely anywhere” has allowed the Gers’ injury-ravaged squad to keep their campaign going after he has appeared at right-back, midfield, and now on the right wing this season.
The Englishman, who scored his first professional goal in the Light Blues’ 2-2 draw with Benfica on Thursday (7 March), believes he has “never been celebrated before” and could work elsewhere.
Dujon Sterling deserves credit for Rangers’ performances.
Sterling’s recent performances at Rangers have earned him praise for his versatility across many positions.
Clement also deserves some credit for getting the most out of him after former Gers manager Michael Beale scarcely used him at the start of the season.
While he is not a guarantee to start, what he can provide to the team in various spots is becoming clearer, providing more tactical alternatives.
The Englishman eventually scored his first professional goal against Benfica, and Clement hopes it will motivate him to score more frequently.
It will be intriguing to see what role he plays in the coming months, but he is practically guaranteed to play regular minutes after pushing his way into the reckoning at Ibrox.
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