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Scottish Championship clubs - as his proposed move to Orange County hangs in the balance.The midfielder had been in talks with the USL side, who have links with the Ibrox outfit.Orange County want the 22-year-old on a permanent basis but despite on-going talks a deal has still to be concluded.That has alerted several Scottish Championship clubs who would be interested in signing him on-loan.Bajonas has had first-team exposure at Rangers but his opportunities have been limited.He has had loan spells at Bury, Raith Rovers and Partick Thistle.The former Scotland under-19 caps is now looking to get games and to get his career up and running.It remains to be seen if Orange County will be able to close the deal.Orange County have had several

Rangers first team. Between the form of the first team squad and the enormity of the title battle, Steven Gerrard is likely to stick with the tried and trusted for most of the campaign.

Steven Gerrard as he tries to strengthen it. Injuries have left him down to the bare bones with Ryan Jack and Joe Aribo both out injured for the next month, leaving Gerrard with just one recognised midfield back-up in the shape of Jamie Barjonas.

Barry Ferguson said as much in his Record Sport column on Saturday, stating: “We keep hearing there’s good players but I want to see them.”Lovenkrands reckons that time might come sooner rather than later as he urged his proteges to find the hunger to make the biggest leap of their careers.Not only are Rangers fighting to stop Celtic clinching 10 in a row, they have TWO Europa League campaigns coming up.And with UEFA allowing clubs to register three additional players for the last 16 second leg ties next month, in which Rangers head to Bayer Leverkusen looking to claw back a 3-1 deficit, squad places are up for grabs.Jamie Barjonas, Lewis Mayo and Nathan Patterson made an impression in Lyon as Rangers won the pre-season Veolia Trophy.And

Celtic because the second game after just one day’s rest was more difficult physically.“But both teams showed real quality and individual talent. I expect both of them to do very well in Europe.”Vieira had no complaints after his young side were defeated by Steven Gerrard’s side at the Groupama Stadium on Saturday night.Goals from Jermain Defoe and Jamie Barjonas secured the trophy for Rangers, having previously beaten Lyon as well.Vieira was full of admiration for Gerrard’s men and praised their performances in France.He said: “Rangers have real intensity in their game.

Allan McGregor and midfield ace Steven Davis provide boss Steven Gerrard with a switched-on core who have been through every scenario. Rangers, though, are also looking to produce their own with youngsters such as Nathan Patterson, Lewis Mayo and Jamie Barjonas earning praise from the gaffer for their efforts during the successful pre-season trip to France.Gerrard has made it crystal clear that kids with egos won’t get near his top-team set-up, but has also left the door wide open for those who are determined to show their willingness as well as ability on a daily basis.

Ibrox youngster Jamie Barjonas out on loan again this season.And understands Burton Albion, Ayr and Orange County SC in America have all expressed an interest in the midfielder.Barjonas – who fired in Gers’ second goal in their 2-0 friendly win against Nice to night – only has a year left on his Ibrox deal but is set to spend it away from Glasgow.He’s already had loan spells at Bury, Raith and Partick Thistle.The former Scotland U-19 player is currently part of Rangers’ first-team squad and started on the bench for their Veolia Trophy friendly.But in the next few weeks, the player and the club will decide where he’ll be playing his football this term.

Steven Gerrard to take the Scottish Premiership right to the wire this season. The legendary World Cup winner watched his side comfortably put to the sword tonight after goals from Jermain Defoe and Jamie Barjonas sealed a 2-0 Rangers win.

Steven Gerrard has fired a warning to academy players that they won't get a chance unless they drop any showings of ego. The Ibrox gaffer claims that there are players within the youth system who are getting too big for their boots around the Rangers Training Centre.

Steven Gerrard's squad were terrific while down to 10 men against Lyon on Thursday and it was a good performance against Nice again. Jermain Defoe opened the scoring in the first half with a neat finish before youngster Jamie Barjonas marked his first Rangers appearance in almost three years with the second.