7 G/A in 4 starts: Wilson made huge Rangers blunder on "groundbreaking" £6.3m gem - opinion

Rangers made a number of moves throughout the January transfer window as Ross Wilson provided Gio van Bronckhorst with new options to work with at Ibrox.

One area in which the Gers were in desperate need of reinforcements was the right-wing position as Scott Wright struggled in the first half of the campaign – leaving Ianis Hagi to carry the load out wide.

The Romania international then suffered a season-ending injury to place further emphasis on the need for a new signing, as it left van Bronckhorst with a meagre selection of options out wide.

Wilson reportedly pursued a “groundbreaking” deal to sign Andreas Skov Olsen from Bologna before eventually signing Amad Diallo on loan from Manchester United, with the former landing at Club Brugge on a permanent £6.3m deal.

Their respective fortunes have been night and day in comparison to each other. Olsen has been in electric form in Belgium whilst Amad has endured a nightmare of a time in Scotland.

The on-loan forward has one goal and zero assists in four Premiership outings and has not started any of the last eight matches in the division or Europa League through selection or injury.

He has averaged a dismal SofaScore rating of 6.42 domestically for the Gers and this shows that his performances have left a lot to be desired, which may be why van Bronckhorst has been reluctant to play him from the start.

Olsen, meanwhile, has three goals and four assists in five league matches for Brugge since his January switch, starting four of them. This means that the £5.8m-rated gem has produced more than one goal contribution per game, with seven in five outings, and he has averaged an exceptional SofaScore rating of 7.64.

He has created 2.4 chances per game and three ‘big chances’