Kyle Glasgow starred for Rangers in the UEFA Youth League as they secured a 3-0 victory over Dynamo Kyiv Under-19s on Wednesday night.

That result meant that the Light Blues’ Under-19s side won the tie 5-3 on aggregate and made it to the third round of the competition.

Steven Smith’s side will take on AZ Alkmaar on Wednesday, 25 November, hoping to go on a run in the competition.

Tyler Fletcher jokes that Kyle Glasgow is copying his celebration

Glasgow posted an image on Instagram of him celebrating a goal with his teammate, as he was one of the three goal scorers on Wednesday. Lewis Stewart and Max Cameron were the other two Gers players to find the back of the net.

Manchester United midfielder Tyler Fletcher, who is part of the Scotland youth setup with Glasgow, made a joke that the Rangers attacker was copying his celebration.

He wrote: “These youngens copying our cele.” Glasgow replied: “Chill out you.”

Tyler is the son of former Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher. He has already made his senior debut for the Red Devils, coming off the bench in a 2-0 home win against Tottenham Hotspur in February 2026.

What is Rangers’ plan for Glasgow?

Rangers tied Glasgow down to a new deal early this year, and that was essential, given the growing interest in his services from Premier League sides. The teenager was aware that his best way to get first-team football would be by staying at Ibrox and following the pathway set out by the club.

This season, the Gers wanted him to get regular game time, which is why he was sent out to Alloa Athletic as part of a co-operative loan. The deal allows dual oversight and allows the 16-year-old to play for the youth and B teams.

The loan is a stepping stone and one that Glasgow is fully on board with. He’s already showing why he’s on the right track, and there is every possibility that he’s ready to be a squad player at some point next season.