Rangers could replicate their great Prso lessons in a deal for a 'brilliant' gem.

Glasgow Rangers Stars Hamza Eghamani and Danilo proved that Philip Clement They have two strikers who can be relied upon during tough matches, especially after Thursday's Old Firm win.

Igamane may not have scored a goal, but his relentless nature and ability did He causes problems for the Celtic defence Made him a handful, especially since none of the opponents had played against him before.

Danilo may have come on as a substitute with just ten minutes remaining, but he took less than a minute to score the Light Blues' third goal, sealing a famous victory.

The duo's performance means Cyriel Dessers has dropped down the pecking order, which is not considered a bad thing among the Ibrox faithful.

Having a wide repertoire of strikers has helped coaches in the past win a lot of trophies. Think back to Walter Smith who had Allie McCoist, Mark Hateley and Gordon Durie in his team, or Dick Advocaat who utilized the likes of Michael Moles, Rod Wallace and Billy Dodds to great effect.

Alex McLeish was no different. Shota Arveladze, Ronald de Boer, Moles and Peter Lovenkrands all came and went under the Scot, but it was perhaps Dado Briso who had the biggest impact at Ibrox.

Dado Preso Rangers Statistics

The 2003/04 season was tense, especially after the triple success of the previous year. Ibrox's finances were not great, meaning McLeish had to cut costs during the summer of 2003, relying on free transfers rather than spending money.

A trophyless season followed, but it was clear that the coach was trying to build a strong first-team squad for the 2004/05 season. Firstly, Signed by Jean-Alain Boumsong An initial deal was signed in December 2003, but it was a similar deal for another European that would turn heads.

In May 2004, McLeish Announce that Light Blues He has agreed a deal to sign Monaco striker Dado Brisso when his contract with the French giants expires.

This was a player who had played in the Champions League Final and was due to represent Croatia at Euro 2004. It was a huge statement of intent by the Light Blues and the move paid off well, especially during his first season.

The Croatian striker formed a fantastic attacking partnership with Nacho Novo. The duo “small and big”. He scored a total of 46 goals In between as Rangers not only won the League Cup, but also reclaimed the title from Celtic after a thrilling final day of the season.

Barso continued to impress the following season, scoring a brilliantly acrobatic goal against Celtic early in the season, but once again, the Gers failed to win a trophy.

The 2006/2007 season was his last season in professional football as he retired after suffering a knee injury. Although He played only 124 matches For the club, he scored 37 goals, and talk about Barso continues to this day.

Since then, the Light Blues have had an affinity for Croatian players, with Nikica Jelavic, Niko Kranjcar, Borna Barisic, Nikola Katic and Antonio Kulak having since joined the Glasgow side.

Is Clement looking to add to this list? The Gers have also recently shown interest in a Croatian midfielder as they look to replicate their outstanding style at Prso.

The Rangers could land the next Prso

According to a report by L Reporter Izak Ante Sučić As for Jermaniejak, earlier this week, Ibrox showed interest in Frazdin midfielder Leon Belcar.

Club Brugge and Alkmaar are also keen to lure the player away from his home country, with the report suggesting he has a contract until 2026, meaning any keen side would have to pay a transfer fee to secure his signature.

Club president He claims there are no official bids He has been offered, but it would require an offer of around €700,000 (£580,000) in order to sign him, which is certainly within the club's budget, despite their financial problems.

With several Croatian players enjoying a lot of success at Rangers, could Belkar be the next player to enjoy a fruitful spell in Scottish football?

Leon Belkar's statistics this season

The strongest area in the current Rangers squad is in midfield. Nicolas Raskin, Mohamed Diomandi, Conor Barron and Ianis Hagi have been impressive in recent months.

Why sign with Belkar then? Well, on the one hand, he would add some solid strength deep into the side, especially as an injury or two could affect the entire midfield.

Not only that, but the player is still only 22 years old, suggesting that he still has a lot of development to do, something he can achieve at Ibrox with regular playing time and exposure to European football on a consistent basis.

His defensive midfielder It appeared in all but one of his club's Premier League matches this season, scoring three goals in the process. Temperament could be an issue given he picked up six yellow cards at the time, but that will improve with age.

In the Croatian First Division, Belkar Average 1.4 tackles1.1 interceptions and winning 4.4 total tackles per game – a 58% success rate – indicating how effective he is off the ball at the heart of midfield.

Despite operating in a deeper position, the youngster was still able to create three big chances and succeeded in 54% of his dribble attempts. This combination of attacking and defensive abilities could see him become an instant success at Ibrox if he makes the move.

praised for Being “really impressive” by the founder of Rangers Journal Kay Watson Amid links with Rangers, Belkar could become the next young talent to make his name at the club.

Given the impact Croatian players have made in Glasgow over the years, particularly Barso, Ibrox supporters will be keen to add another player to the squad.

A lot will depend on finances and whether Clement is able to take some deadwood out of the club, but if a deal is reached, it would certainly turn out to be a really wise investment by the Belgian.