Steven Gerrard details Ryan Kent's importance to Rangers

Rangers coach Steven Gerrard has backed Ryan Kent to take his game to another level. Kent joined the Gers from Liverpool in 2019. During this season, the 24-year-old has made 20 appearances in which he has scored 6 goals and provided 7 asissts. “As good as he wants. Ryan has all the tools and the ability and talent to go on improving and get to a different level, without a doubt," said Gerrard. “People judge Ryan on goals and assists and, of course, we do to a certain degree but we also judge him on his application on a daily basis. He’s in magnificent shape. He trains extremely hard in the gym and on the training pitch. "He’s professional, selfless for the team. People often wonder why we have so much faith and why he plays a lot of games. It’s because – in and out of possession – he totally gets what we’re trying to do in terms of our philosophy. "He does a lot of work that people probably don’t notice in terms of blocking lines and being in the right place in regaining the ball. “He’s aggressive as a winger, which is rare. I’m a huge fan of Ryan Kent. He can go again, for sure, and it’s imperative that we keep him at this football club if we stay true to what we all want, which is success.” source - The Herald

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