Ryan Kent return to Rangers debate splits the pundits as Philippe Clement told he's lacking on two fronts

Ryan Kent could well return to Rangers and be a hit, and Philippe Clement is "missing" a player like the former Ibrox winger.

The Englishman who made waves during his spell in Glasgow upped sticks for Turkish Super Lig giants Fenerbahce in the summer after his Ibrox contract ran down under Michael Beale's watch. Kent featured over 200 times in Light Blue before finding a transition to life in Istanbul difficult with boss İsmail Kartal vowing the 27-year-old will feature more despite big names arriving in his squad in the transfer window. Kent has managed 14 appearances so far and scored once in Europa Conference League qualifying.

And with the rumour mill churning that Clement could look to reinstate the former Liverpool man in January on loan, pundit Andy Walker reckons there's a few hurdles to overcome. The pundit insists Kent's mind was elsewhere at the end of his Ibrox spell, but that the Belgian boss is still lacking a player of his quality in the wide areas.

Walker told Go Radio: "I'm not sure. He didn't seem to have his focus, didn't seem to be committed in the last months of his time at Rangers. He knew his contract was running down, his mind was clearly elsewhere, whatever options he had at the time...

"I think he's the type of player Rangers could do with. A special player in a wide area, someone who can create and carry the ball up the pitch thirty or forty yards.

"Rangers are missing that type of player, it will be really interesting to see what type of player, what position Clement wants to strengthen and of course how much money he will be given to strengthen."

Former Rangers star Graham Dorrans reckons there's value in bringing him back, but that Clement may target others. He said: "He's been here and