Rangers star Ryan Kent feels that the Gers get the best out of him as a player and is delighted that after numerous loan spells he now has somewhere to call home. 

After enjoying a successful loan spell last season, 22-year-old winger Kent made his way back to Ibrox as a permanent signing this summer, penning a four-year deal on deadline day to join from Liverpool.  

 



The former Liverpool man was wanted by English Championship club Leeds United and clubs from France, Belgium and Russia.

However, the Englishman had his heart set on Rangers, who he believes get the best out of him, while also making him feel at home.
 


"For once in my life to have that home somewhere, I felt that here", Kent told a press conference.



"The coaching staff believes in me, the gaffer, [Michael] Beale at Liverpool, collectively this club gets the best out of me."

Kent has revealed that arriving at the club after the start of the season has been tough but is positive that playing under pressure makes him play his best.
 

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"I'd have liked to be here from the start, it has been difficult to be not here from the start. I can't wait to get going.

"I enjoy playing under pressure and I feel it gets the best out of me.

"It is up to me to step up and deliver."

Kent scored and assisted six goals for Rangers in the league last season and will be hoping to contribute more to the club in his debut season as their permanent player.