Rangers youth prospect Zak Rudden has nabbed a stunning hattrick for the Scotland U19s against their Cyprus equivalents.
The striker, who’s on loan at Falkirk, stole the show as Billy Stark’s Scotland babes put four past Cyrpus without reply.
The Rangers striker’s hattrick was supplemented by a goal from another one of Rangers’ young Scots. Gers winger Glenn Middleton was also on target.
It follows on from an opening day win over Turkey.
Rudden opened the scoring for Scotland in that one to kickstart a 3-1 win.
This hattrick will do nothing to harm the growing reputation of the lanky striker who’s earning plaudits for his performances in the Championship.
It’s a solid return for the 19-year-old who Falkirk manager Ray McKinnon also compared to Rangers legend Ally McCoist [originally Scottish Sun].
Let’s hope he can continue his strong development and be a breakthrough star for Rangers in the coming seasons. The future certainly looks bright at Ibrox.
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