Former Rangers star Alan Hutton is backing Josh Onomah to handle the heat of playing for his old club as he urged them to snap up his former team-mate.
The ex-Light Blues favourite and now TV pundit played beside the midfielder at Aston Villa and reckons he could easily make the transition to playing at Ibrox if, as expected, Michael Beale makes a move in the window for the player he tried to take to QPR from Fulham at the beginning of this campaign.
Onomah, who played with Celtic's Cameron Carter-Vickers at Tottenham, has struggled for game time in the English Premier League this season and is ripe for a move to get regular football. Speaking to Football Insider, Hutton said: "I know him, I played with him at Aston Villa so I know what kind of player he is, what kind of character he is. He is very good. I think he has been unfortunate that he has gone to a team and not played. He is that type of guy that you need to play week in week out so that you can see the best of his ability.
