Rangers youngster Calum Gallagher has saluted the new regime of manager Mark Warburton and his assistant David Weir at the club.
Gallagher has spoken positively about the changes at the club, and feels the new regime has brought about togetherness and good team environment at the club, which he believes has stemmed from the new management’s detail-based approach and building good relationships with the players.
Speaking to Rangers TV, the striker said: “They [the management] have really got to know the players well and have created good relationships quickly.
“So there is a really good team environment and a togetherness there.”
The 20-year-old has opened up on the intense training sessions during pre-season which he feels the players have enjoyed, and believes hard work before the start of the season will pay dividends and prepare the players to easily tackle the demands of the season.
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“It [training] has been really intense, and I think all the boys have enjoyed the change.
“You know when you’re putting that kind of effort in, you’re only going to make the season easier for yourself”, Gallagher added.
The youngster, who spent the first half of the 2014/15 season on loan at Cowdenbeath, will be looking to impress the Rangers management ahead of the upcoming Championship campaign.
The Gers start their league season against St Mirren on the 7th of August.
