Rangers have already seen a number of defenders leave the club this summer, and another one has left Ibrox on Saturday afternoon.
James Tavernier, Max Aarons, Nasser Djiga, Derek Cornelius and Jayden Meghoma are all no longer at the club.
The Gers have not yet replaced all of them, with Ross McCrorie and Ben Godfrey being the only defensive arrivals this summer.
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Jack Wyllie joins Forfar Athletic on loan
Jack Wyllie has become the latest defender to leave Rangers as he has joined Scottish League Two club Forfar Athletic on loan, the club confirmed via an official statement.
Last season, the centre-back was out on loan at Kelty Hearts, and he will now be at Forfar to get regular first-team minutes.
The 18-year-old has also made several appearances for the Light Blues’ Under-19s team as the club plan to continue his pathway to making it to the senior team.
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Wyllie signed a contract extension at Ibrox last summer; loaning him out is all part of the plan to aid his development.
He played over 1000 minutes in League One last season, and it will be interesting to see if he spends the entire season in League Two or if he’s recalled in January for another loan spell.
How has Wyllie done for the Rangers youth sides?
Wyllie’s leadership skills have been highlighted from a very young age, and he has been handed the captain’s armband in prominent youth games.
He has commanded the team well and has proven to be an anchor in the backline.
The teenager has represented Scotland at various age groups and also participated in the Under-17s Euro qualifiers.
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Wyllie is a ball-playing centre-back and likes to step up into midfield to build attacks from deep.
He has been lauded for his ability to play long diagonals to switch play.
Standing at 6ft 1in, he relies on his aerial presence and physical approach, which is beneficial.
He will grow taller over the next few years, and it is a good thing that he will continue to play first-team football regularly.
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