Former Rangers captain Lee McCulloch believes Ross McCrorie “brings so much” to Steven Gerrard’s side and hailed the 20-year-old’s performances in midfield.
McCrorie has been in and out of the side this season but looks to have made the holding role his own with a string of top performances.

“Ross is a tremendous athlete, he is quick, aggressive and powerful, even though he doesn’t look it,” McCulloch told the Evening Times.
“He will only get better and the words from Steven about him being able to go on and skipper the team will give him a huge boost.
“He doesn’t get a lot of assists by threading through balls, he is not like a Steve Davis or a Barry Ferguson. But he brings so much to the team in a defensive sense and he does a terrific job in the middle of the park.”

His no-nonsense style has won plaudits from fans up and down the country and he should be one of the first names on the team-sheet.
With Scotland Alex McLeish due to name his squad for upcoming games, it wouldn’t be a surprise to see McCrorie involved.

Gerrard’s side face a string of difficult games in coming weeks – hopefully, McCrorie keeps his place in the side and continues to shine.
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