Luca Rankin was one of the scorers for Rangers in a closed-door win over Championship side Partick Thistle.
Derek McInnes' side won a bounce game on Monday evening ahead of the first leg of their Europa League qualifier against Jagiellonia Bialystok on Thursday.
Rangers claimed a 6-2 triumph in the training ground match with Ryan Naderi bagging a hat-trick as well as a goal for striker Bojan Miovski.
Academy prospects Luca Rankin and Lyle Wark both netted in the second half for Rangers in the comfortable victory.
Rankin, who plays regularly for the Rangers under-19 side, is the son of Airdrieonians boss John Rankin. And he will have caught the eye by finding the net in the bounce match at just 16 years old.
The talented teenager signed his first professional contract with Rangers this summer. He is under contract until 2029.
At the time, David McCallum said: “We are thrilled that Luca has signed his first professional contract at the club.
“The interest in Luca from elsewhere has been well-documented, as has been the case for several of our 2010-born age group this year, but he believes in the opportunities that exist here, and his decision reflects the clear pathway we provide for young players.
“Luca has taken every challenge in his stride throughout his time in the academy, and he will be supported and challenged every step of the way by the fantastic staff we have here at the club.”
Discussing his dad, John, Luca said: “He just pushes me on. We fight a lot, but it helps me massively. And him having a younger version of himself keeps him on his toes at times.
"He's had a big impact. I don't think I'd be here today without my dad.
“We complement each other really well, but he’ll always keep me on my toes and keep me focused. Not that he has to, but it's great to have a father figure like him.”
