Ross and Robby McCrorie: New Rangers deals for twins
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Rangers defender Ross McCrorie and twin brother Robby have agreed four-and-a-half-year contract extensions at Ibrox.
The 19-year-old pair are now tied to the Scottish Premiership club until the summer of 2022.
Ross McCrorie made his Rangers debut against Partick Thistle in September - the first of 17 senior appearances so far this season.
Goalkeeper Robby has played 24 times on loan at Berwick Rangers, having joined in July.
"Four-and-a-half years is a long time and I am delighted to tie myself down," the keeper told RangersTV. "It's a bit unexpected for myself to be honest, but I have been working hard and I aim to continue that.
"I think over the last six months with my loan spell and playing football regularly, I have progressed more in those six months in terms of my overall game than what I maybe have in the last few years.
"I've always been progressing, but I have really started to feel it recently and become more confident with each game."
Ross McCrorie said: "The last few months have been great and a dream come true. I'm thankful for getting the chance and ever since I've been getting games, so it's been brilliant.
"I was out on loan [at Ayr United and Dumbarton] in the last couple of seasons so playing in the Premiership is a much higher level and I think I have coped pretty well. It's definitely going to improve me as a player and hopefully I can keep continuing in the team and keep playing well."
- Published29 December 2017
- Published28 December 2017