Rangers youngster Myles Beerman has earned praise from coach Graeme Murty after scoring a stunning injury-time winner for the club's under-20 side. The Maltese defender, who joined from Manchester City last year, netted a spectacular left-foot shot from the edge of the box to secure a 2-1 victory over Hibernian in the Development League.
Beerman pounced on a loose ball in midfield, evaded a sliding tackle, and unleashed an unstoppable drive into the top corner. The goal came as Rangers played with 10 men, making the win all the more impressive. Beerman shared a clip of the strike on Twitter, sparking praise from fans.
Several supporters lauded the teenager's first-team potential on social media. The goal also rescued forward Jo Dodoo, who had missed a penalty earlier in the game, ballooning the ball over the bar.
Graeme Murty, who recently took charge of the first team in the Scottish Cup clash against Morton, watched the under-20s match from the sidelines. He commended Beerman's composure and technical ability, highlighting the youngster's bright future at Ibrox.
