I've got a Rangers hunch over Connor Goldson's contract but it might take Europa League glory - Kenny Miller

There’s a brilliant graphic online of Walter Smith and Jimmy Bell at either side of the Europa League trophy.

When I saw it before Rangers’ win over RB Leipzig at Ibrox on Thursday night, it just gave me a sense that something special is going to happen this season.

It’s the club’s 150th anniversary, it’s the 50th anniversary of the Cup Winners’ Cup triumph in Barcelona.

And then you consider the events of the last few months, with Walter and Jimmy passing away.

It just feels like it’s written in the stars for Rangers to go and achieve something unique.

And they’re now only one step away from doing it, from getting their hands on that trophy in Seville on May 18.

If they do, I think it will be years before everyone connected with the club looks back and realises just how big an achievement that is.

When you’re involved in the moment, you don’t really take it in.

But when people reflect on what Gio van Bronckhorst’s team have done in the Europa League this season?

They’ll appreciate that it’s nothing short of sensational.

Look at what Scottish teams are up against nowadays in Europe.

That Leipzig squad took £200million to assemble.

Look at the Rangers team. The captain and talisman James Tavernier was signed for next to nothing. He’s now the top scorer in the Europa League.

Glen Kamara was a £50,000 buy from Dundee. John Lundstram a free transfer, Calvin Bassey a compensation fee to Leicester.

So for Gers to reach the final is incredible – and the supporters have played their part too.

I didn’t think anything could top the Borussia Dortmund night at Ibrox in terms of atmosphere.

I’d never heard anything like that before – but Thursday night blew it out the water.

The European nights just