Aaron Nemane has spoken about how he’s settling into life at Rangers following his loan spell from Manchester City in the summer window.
The 19 year old arrived at the club late on in August, and initially it’s only planned for him to be here until January but Nemane is determined to make the most of his remaining time at Ibrox.
With two substitute appearances to his name so far, he told the Official Site that once he knew of our interest, there was no way he was saying ‘no’ to a club like Rangers.
‘I spoke to my agent, I spoke to the people at City and then the people at Rangers who made it clear they wanted me, and you can`t say no to Rangers! I want to get some first-team experience as I`ve not had that at City. I`m a very direct player who likes to get on the ball, make chances, get assists and score goals.’
Making the switch from City’s Development squad, he admitted the step up in training sessions had certainly been a learning curve.
‘The training sessions are completely different to what they are like at City, as here I am training with senior professionals, and it is much faster and you have to be more clever. The physical aspect here too is more demanding than it was at City. It is always good to learn from experienced players and to learn from them and get some stuff from them in terms of the way they play. The manager has been good and is very, very demanding, and that`s what you want as he wants to win.’
With Nemane making his debut in the Dundee game back at the beginning of September, he added.
‘It was a great moment for me, not only to make my debut for Rangers, but to make my professional debut too. Playing at Ibrox was a really big moment for me. Making my professional debut was something I had dreamed of and it was great.’
