Rangers boss Marti Cifuentes had plenty of praise for his midfield duo, Jonathan Varane and Kieran Morgan, following their solid performances in a 0-0 draw against Sunderland.
Morgan, a young talent who made his first professional start, showed great composure in the midfield. Cifuentes commended Morgan for his fantastic display, highlighting his confidence and contribution to the team’s overall performance. The 18-year-old’s ability to make tackles and interceptions was crucial in the match.
On the other hand, Varane, the Martinique international, stood out with his impressive display alongside Morgan. Despite returning from suspension, Varane showcased his skills by winning crucial duels and completing tackles. Cifuentes acknowledged Varane’s progress since his return, emphasizing his mental strength and determination to improve with each game.
The Rangers boss also expressed his satisfaction with the development of young players like Morgan, indicating that the club values the opportunity to promote academy talents to the first team. This strategic approach not only benefits the players but also strengthens the team’s overall performance.
Unfortunately, defender Jake Clarke-Salter missed the Sunderland game due to a calf injury, adding to the team’s injury concerns. Cifuentes mentioned that Clarke-Salter’s condition would be evaluated in the coming days to determine the extent of his injury.
Overall, Cifuentes’ assessment of Varane and Morgan’s performances reflects the team’s determination to overcome challenges and improve their position in the league standings. With a focus on nurturing young talents and maintaining a competitive spirit, Rangers are poised to make significant strides in the upcoming matches.
