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Neraysho Kasanwirjo tipped for Rangers centre back role as former Ibrox hero offers Hamza Igamane assessment

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Alan Hutton has backed Neraysho Kasanwirjo to hold down a starting berth at Rangers - and believes that the Feyenoord loanee can play his way into Philippe Clement's plans as centre back.

All three of the 22-year-old's outings for the Light Blues so far have came as a full-back, with Kasanwirjo really catching the eye with his 90-minute display in last Thursday's superb 2-0 away win at Malmo to get Rangers off to a winning start in the Europa League.

Former Ibrox and Scotland star Hutton has been very impressed with the defender and reckons he could soon dislodge compatriot Robin Propper to play alongside John Souttar at the heart of the Rangers back line.

Speaking on the Premier Sports Scottish Football Social Club, he said: "Kasanwirjo has looked really good. He is really strong, will drive forward and is good on the ball.

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