James McFadden, the former Scotland international and Motherwell player, has praised two Rangers stars for their outstanding performances in the recent match against Kilmarnock. McFadden, who was analyzing the match for a Scottish football podcast, singled out Ryan Kent and Ianis Hagi for special praise.
“Kent and Hagi were brilliant,” McFadden said. “They caused Kilmarnock all sorts of problems with their pace, skill, and movement. They’re two top-class players who can make a real difference in games.”
McFadden also highlighted the impact of Fashion Sakala, who scored the winning goal for Rangers in the 1-0 victory. Sakala, who joined Rangers from KV Oostende in 2021 for a reported £3.5 million, has been in impressive form for the Glasgow giants this season.
“Sakala made the difference with his goal,” McFadden said. “He’s been a great signing for Rangers. He’s got pace, power, and a real eye for goal. He’s a handful for defenders, and he’s been a key player for Rangers this season.”
McFadden’s praise for the Rangers trio is a testament to the team’s strength and depth. Rangers have been in impressive form this season, and their victory over Kilmarnock was their fifth consecutive win in the Scottish Premiership.
Kent, Hagi, and Sakala have all played key roles in Rangers’ success this season, and their performances have been a major factor in the team’s rise to the top of the Scottish Premiership table.
“Rangers have got a great squad, and they’re playing some fantastic football,” McFadden said. “They’ve got a lot of pace and power in their team, and they’re causing problems for opposing defenders. They’re looking like strong contenders for the title this season.”
_Key Stats: Fashion Sakala’s Rangers Career Highlights_
– _Appearances:_ 50+
– _Goals:_ 15+
– _Assists:_ 5+
– _Transfer Fee:_ £3.5 million
Sakala’s impressive form for Rangers has been a major factor in the team’s success this season. With Kent and Hagi providing creativity and width, Sakala’s pace and power have made him a handful for opposing defenders.