According to the Leeds United player, his favorite player at Rangers is someone who dominates the game with ease..

Glen Kamara, a former midfielder for Rangers, hopes to help Leeds United get promoted out of the EFL Championship and back into the top tier next season in order to experience his first taste of English Premier League football.

After spending four and a half unforgettable seasons at Ibrox, where he first made his name in the SPFL with Dundee, the 28-year-old joined the Yorkshire club last summer.

Archie Gray, a young wonder who is primarily utilized at right back despite being a central midfielder by nature, is being used primarily at right back, which is helping Kamara hold onto his starting spot in the Elland Road club. Kamara’s experience from his time playing European football and winning league titles with Rangers is an asset.

It is anticipated that the 17-year-old will be Daniel Farke, a consistent player in the team. He intends to coach his former Rangers idol in addition to leading the England youth squad.

In an interview with the Yorkshire Evening Post, our sister website, Kamara talked on the following concepts in relation to Gray: He is a gifted person who is open to learning new things and does not consider himself to be an expert.

As you can see, I’m always open to learning new things, and I want to impart the wisdom and experiences I’ve gained along the way. Even if there are many young ones, they are all exceptionally talented. They have come a long way this season, and hopefully they can maintain it.