Former Rangers star Glenn Middleton is hell-bent on making a telling impact at Dundee United as he aims to rediscover his best form at Tannadice.
The 22-year-old is aiming to thrive in the City of Discovery after joining on a permanent deal from Rangers. And the former Ibrox winger is aiming to push on after being unable to continue his teenage exploits under Steven Gerrard 's tutelage. Middleton was a regular during the Liverpool icon's first season but struggled to cement his Ibrox status after a series of loan moves followed.
But Middleton isn't giving himself a hard time over his Rangers exploits and believes his time had come to leave the Europa League finalists. Speaking to The Courier, he said: “I’m very grateful for all the opportunities I got at Rangers but there comes a time when you need to push on and that time is now. I’m very proud of my time there. Maybe sometimes I don’t realise that I was only 18 when I was doing what I was doing — playing in Europe and starting for Rangers in the Premiership. Not many 18-year-olds can say that.
