The opportunity to play football in Europe was one of the main reasons Connor Barron, the new boy on the Rangers, decided to attend Ibrox. Now, he wants to go out there and prove his abilities.

This evening marks the Gers’ first Europa League game of the new campaign against Swedish team Malmo.

The summer acquisition will get the chance to play his first European game for the Glasgow team, and he is eager to take advantage of the opportunity.

The 22-year-old claims that playing European football was a major factor in his decision to sign with Rangers.

Barron remarked at a news conference, “I’m buzzing for it; playing European football is a big part of coming to Rangers.”

“We want to demonstrate our abilities by going out there.”

Rangers have been playing well lately, but Barron thinks that this is only the beginning and that they want to continue improving every week.

It’s an additional chance for us as a team to go out and score three points.

“We are developing as a team every week; this is just the beginning.”

We continue to develop and improve every week even though we are far from the end product.

Following their elimination from the Champions League group stages due to a loss to Dynamo Kyiv in the qualifying round, Rangers has been demoted to the Europa League.