Breaking News: 18-year old striker set for Rangers first team chance after ‘impressing’ Philippe Clement in B team outing.

The Rangers B squad defeated Steinhousemour 4-1, with goals from Danilo and Ianis Hagi.

SunSport reports that Zak Lovelace, a young star, pleased Philippe Clement the most during the SPFL Trust Trophy battle.

The Belgian holds great admiration for the 18-year-old attacker, who has recently been observed in first-team training. He didn’t score in the first half, but he was at the heart of Rangers’ attacking success.

Lovelace was scheduled to play 75 minutes at Forthbank, but was mysteriously removed from the game around halftime.

German media outletAccording to 4 Lads Had a Dream, Clement and his coaching team requested that the child be pulled off early in the game to save him for future first-team matches.

Lovelace played on the left side of the front three and is seen as a player who might challenge for a spot in the starting lineup in the coming weeks.

Zak Lovelace, an 18-year-old striker from London, has seven under-17 international appearances for England.

In 2021, he scored 21 goals in 19 games for Millwall’s younger levels, attracting attention (South London Press).

Lovelace made four first-team appearances for Millwall in the Championship before joining Rangers in the summer of 2022.

He has 17 goals and 7 assists in 34 games for Rangers’ B squad, and has played for the senior club four times without scoring.

He can play anywhere in the front three, although his primary position is left winger.

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