Robin Propper reveals what Rangers life under Clement is really like - 'The coach switches things a lot'

Robin Propper admits Scottish football has been a baptism of fire - speaking out in his homeland about 'not playing every game' at Rangers.

The Dutch centre-back was tipped as a coup when he arrived from Twente in the summer but has come under fire for some of his recent performances. He was dropped by Philippe Clement for league games with Aberdeen and Hearts, but returned against Dundee United - where he didn't exactly impress.

It's been a learning curve for the 31-year-old who is used to being one of the first names on the teamsheet in the Netherlands. Propper told Voetbal Primeur: "‘I'm enjoying myself here, but certainly in the league I'm not playing every game. There is room for improvement.

"The coach switches a lot, he looks at the opponent. We are not used to that in the Netherlands, and as a player you still want to play as much as possible."

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Stylistically the Scottish Premiership and the Dutch Eredivisie could hardly be more different and the tendency for direct football has taken a bit of getting used to. Propper went on: "Despite my age,