Robby McCrorie has been told that leaving Rangers on loan again may be the best thing for his future prospects.
The goalkeeper has spent four loan spells away from the Ibrox club and is third choice behind veteran stoppers Jon McLaughlin and Allan McGregor, with competitive involvement very limited. Despite this, Scotland head coach Steve Clarke has called him up for the national team's UEFA Nations League fixtures this week alongside Hearts' Craig Gordon and Motherwell's Liam Kelly.
Rangers legend and former captain Barry Ferguson reckons the goalkeeper - who has spent time at Berwick Rangers, Queen of the South, Greenock Morton and Livingston - has all the potential to become number one for both his current club and country. But that will only be fulfilled if he is playing regular football and that doesn't look likely under current boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst, so a loan move could be a perfect solution.
