Man Utd’s Amad Diallo tipped to return to Rangers for second loan transfer spell to ‘prove the player he can be’
AMAD DIALLO has been tipped to make an Ibrox return so that he can prove to everyone just how good he is. The Manchester United kid failed to make a real impact when he joined Rangers on loan last season. Despite scoring on his debut away to Ross County in Dingwall, his spell went from […]
AMAD DIALLO has been tipped to make an Ibrox return so that he can prove to everyone just how good he is.
The Manchester United kid failed to make a real impact when he joined Rangers on loan last season.
Despite scoring on his debut away to Ross County in Dingwall, his spell went from bad to worse with his limited minutes in the pitch.
And a dismal display against Celtic in the 3-0 loss at Parkhead on his second outing highlighted just how off the pace he was in Scottish football.
The 19-year-old bagged three goals during his time in the Premiership but it wasn’t as impressive as fans were expecting from the wonderkid.
Diallo was still nominated for the Golden Boy Award even after his disappointing six months at Ibrox.
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And former Rangers star Alan Hutton has told Diallo to give it another shot in Glasgow next season so that he can prove to Scotland how good he actually is.
He told Football Insider: “I don’t think he reached the heights that a lot of people were expecting.
“I’m not going to lie I thought he’d have more of an impact, so I did feel for him.
“He’s obviously come from a big club, and there’s no doubting his talent and we did see it in flashes.
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“I think Ross County away was his first game if memory serves me correct he scored and had some good touches.
“But after that he got thrown into the deep end a little bit against Celtic and he got lost.
“I don’t think he maybe realised how big a fixture it was. I did feel for him because there is a great player there, it’s just about showing it on a consistent basis and I don’t think we quite saw that for someone so young.
“So it would be nice to see him come back and flourish and show the player he actually can be.”