“Rangers’ SHOCKING New Signing Set to CRUSH Celtic – Is He the Next Scott Arfield with a SAVAGE Dig?!”
Rangers Enter a New Era Filled with Excitement and Limitless Potential
In 2015, Dave King and his associates were instrumental in stabilising Rangers, but it is now widely acknowledged that they have taken the club as far as they could.
The arrival of 49ers Enterprises marks a new chapter, bringing the ambition and authority required to push the club forward.
One key area needing improvement is recruitment, and the recent appointment of Kevin Thelwell is expected to bring significant benefits across both the first team and the academy structure.
There now appears to be a clearer, unified direction at Rangers, particularly in addressing the club’s lack of homegrown talent. A notable example is the signing of Lyall Cameron from Dundee.
The 21-year-old midfielder ended his time at Dundee in style, scoring twice in his final game — a performance that evoked memories of former Rangers midfielder Scott Arfield.
Cameron’s contribution of 14 goals and nine assists in 41 games for a team that narrowly avoided relegation highlights his ability to influence games from midfield.
His versatility allows him to operate as a No.8 in a midfield three or as a more advanced No.10, a role Arfield excelled in during his time at Ibrox.
Rangers have lacked this type of goalscoring presence from midfield since Arfield and Joe Aribo departed.
In comparison, current midfielders Nicolas Raskin and Mohamed Diomande have been less prolific.
While Raskin has started finding the net, Diomande’s six goals in 54 appearances indicate room for improvement.
However, both played in a deeper two-man midfield, often burdened with defensive responsibilities, which partly explains their limited attacking output.
Cameron’s character and ambition also shine through. Speaking to Sky Sports after his final match for Dundee, he acknowledged the scale of the challenge ahead: “It’s an unknown but it’s a challenge and I’m really looking forward to going somewhere different and challenging myself at a higher level.
I accept that I’m going from one of the smaller teams in the country to the biggest, so it’s not going to be easy and I’m going to have to work hard for my spot in the team.”
As Rangers aim to return to dominance, Cameron’s arrival offers a glimpse of the future — youthful, dynamic, and ready to restore the club to its rightful place at the top of Scottish football.
