Rangers kid Charlie McCann has sent a triumphant message after helping to dispatch the Celtic B team and choosing Northern Ireland over the Republic.
The ex-Man United kid, 19, joined the Gers in the summer and has made an impressive start to life in Light Blue, even breaking through into the first team twice this season.
But it has been on B Team duties in the Lowland League that Charlie McCann has most impressed with the talented midfielder netting nine goals this season.
The midfielder took to Instagram after the 3-0 B team win over Old Firm rivals Celtic at Ibrox as the Young Bears sent out a message to their city counterparts.
Ross McCausland, Alex Lowry and Tony Weston got the goals in an impressive victory for the Ibrox youngsters and fans will love McCann referring to Celtic as “them”.
Rangers’ Charlie McCann called up for Northern Ireland U21s
Charlie McCann also made a nod to his involvement in the Northern Ireland set up in the message, as he prepares to join up with their U21s for the first time.
Capped at youth level for the Republic of Ireland, McCann switched allegiances ahead of the international break in a move branded “unfortunate” by ROI u21s manager Jim Crawford [BBC Sport].
Previously fielding questions on the controversial switch, Charlie McCann claims he was convinced after speaking to the Northern Ireland set-up and is looking forward to the “adventure”.
“I spoke to the staff at Northern Ireland and spoke to some other people and obviously everything I’ve been told is really positive stuff,” said McCann [Rangers].
“They’ve given me really positive feedback and told me all the things that obviously I want to be hearing so it sounds like it’s going to be a great adventure.”
Find out how Charlie McCann and his Rangers B team teammates rated as they ran out 3-0 winners over Celtic at Ibrox this weekend.
