Rangers starlet Kyle Glasgow tonight made his debut for Scotland at under-21 level aged just 16.
The midfielder, who is currently on loan at Alloa Athletic, came on in the second half of the 5-2 win over Azerbaijan at Rugby Park.
Glasgow, also eligible for Portugal, was subbed on by Tony Docherty in his first match in charge of the youth national team.
The teenager - who also plays on the wing - had been previously involved at youth level for Scotland and for Portugal. However, this was a major jump from under-17 level to joining the under-21 side.
So far this season, Glasgow has featured for both Alloa Athletic, through the co-operation club agreement, and Rangers U19s.
Read more:
- Rangers announce Tennent's Sixes replacement duo as Boyd & McCulloch drop out
- Rangers starlet completes loan switch as he links up with ex-Ibrox striker
- The big test facing Rangers in coming weeks as 'most impactful' signing identified
Glasgow has scored four goals for League One side Alloa Athletic this season. He has played 12 times for the club across the league and Premier Sports Cup.
He has been involved with Rangers U19s in the KDM Evolution Trophy group stage, playing four times.
Glasgow signed his first professional deal with Rangers earlier this year before heading out on loan to gain game time with the Wasps.
