Glenn Middleton insists he’s learnt a lot from his loan stints at Hibs and Bradford City and admits he is more determined than ever to prove his worth on the pitch. 

The 20-year-old Rangers winger was loaned out after failing to tie down a starting berth in Steven Gerrard’s Ibrox side.

But his struggle to find regular football action has continued after only making six starts during his Easter Road spell before being shipped out to the Bantams. 

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And his time down south hasn’t gone much better with the Scotland youngster making just three appearances under ex-Gers gaffer Stuart McCall. 

With the football season on shutdown due to the coronavirus, Middleton is now hoping to use the time off to get up to full speed so he’s raring to go when football returns. 

Speaking to the Yorkshire Post, he said: “I’m desperate to really put my mark down and show everyone what I’m capable of on a football pitch.

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“I’m still learning, I’m still young, but at the same time I’m desperate to play football – but that’s up to me, I need to put in the performances to show the manager so that he can trust me to do so.

“I’ve got high expectations of myself, which is why you play for big clubs who have high expectations of their players and it’s down to me to put performances on every week.

“I am raring to go and get some games under my belt. I’ve been on two loans this season and although at times it might not have been smooth sailing for me, I’ve definitely learned a lot.”

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Middleton made the switch Ibrox after joining from Norwich City in January 2018. Gers boss Gerrard holds the winger in high regard and has described the under-21 international as a “great impact player.”

Middleton added: “Every league that you play in has its different challenges, I think it’s just about how quickly, as a player, you can adapt. I think that’s one of the benefits of going out on loan as a young player, learning all of these things.

“On and off the pitch, you’re going to have to learn to deal with things, but that’s what it’s all about, developing as a player and especially as a person in different situations that you come across.”