Aberdeen defender Scott McKenna hasn’t always been the most popular man amongst the Rangers support.
Particularly last season, the physical centre back proved to be a thorn in the Ibrox club’s side and even scrambled home a winner in a 1-0 win for Aberdeen at Ibrox last season.
But a dip in form this season and some questionable defensive displays for Scotland have had the Rangers faithful questioning their rivals over the reported £10m prime asset.
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Across the board, the big 23-year-old product of Aberdeen’s Academy got a scathing review for his performance in the 2-1 win over Cyprus.
Reports last season claimed that should any clubs be interested in signing Scott McKenna they’d have to cough up a whopping £10m.
Aberdeen vice-chairman Dave Cormack even said the Pittodrie club turned down an eye-watering £6.5m for the big defender in January this year [Scotsman].
Now one of Scotland’s first choice centre-halves McKenna will be looking to recapture the sort of form that also had him linked with the likes of Aston Villa and Celtic.
Being fair, McKenna’s season has been disrupted by injury, with the Aberdeen defender tearing his hamstring at the end of August on Rugby Park’s controversial artificial surface.
