Kyle McClelland reckons it is easy for young players to get lost at Rangers due to the size of the club as he gets set to try and make his mark at Hibs.
The former Light Blues youngster has put pen to paper on a long-term deal with the capital club after becoming one of Lee Johnson's summer recruits. The youngster has described his decision to depart Ibrox for a fresh challenge at Easter Road as a 'no-brainer' as he look to learn from Ryan Porteous at his new employers.
McClelland has hailed Hibs as 'one of the biggest' clubs in Scotland and says he has been made to feel very welcome since his arrival. He has been part of the warm-weather training camp in Portugal and has heaped praise on new team-mate Porteous for his leadership qualities on the park. But he has also namechecked two former Rangers pals who have been key influences on his career to date.
