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Billy Gilmour to Rangers transfer theory floated as fading Scotland role ramps up Brighton 'physicality' concern

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Concerned Tam McManus has called for Billy Gilmour to ramp up his game time away from Brighton amid talk of a return to Rangers.

The Ibrox academy graduate has stalled since exploding onto the Chelsea first-team scene - where he lifted the Champions League - after his move to Brighton hasn't gone to plan.

He's started just twice under new boss Roberto de Zerbi after being brought in by Graham Potter and hasn't been used at all since February.

In the English Premier League, Moises Caicedo, Pascal Gross and Alexis Mac Allister are all ahead of the 21-year-old in the pecking order, and the playmaker appears to be drifting from Steve Clarke's Scotland thoughts.

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