In-form Alfredo Morelos admits his European goal record simply wouldn't be possible without his Rangers team-mates.
The 23-year-old is the Europa League 's top scorer with 14 to his name and UEFA this week confirmed his tally is the highest ever recorded by a single player in European competition before Christmas.
The Colombian's exploits helped fire Steven Gerrard 's side into a last 32 meeting with Braga and he now needs just four more to match the season's record set by countryman Radamel Falcao.
Morelos has been stunned by the accolade as he explained why every goal means so much to him.
He told the Rangers website : "It is amazing to find out that I have broken this record, but of course it wouldn't be possible without all of my team-mates helping me.
"To score for Rangers is always really meaningful to me and I enjoy scoring for the fans every single time. I love playing in big European matches here and to be able to set this record is a proud moment.
"I always dreamed about scoring in really competitive leagues and competitions when I was a kid.
"I know that I have to keep growing and doing things right in every match, which I know I will with the support of my team-mates and coaches here at Rangers."
Morelos has 27 goals in all competitions and Gerrard would love to see him better the tally set by Falcao.
He said: "Alfredo has been in fantastic form for us both in the league and especially in the Europa League.
"To be so close to taking the overall record for scoring in the Europa League from his countryman and idol Falcao is a real achievement and we congratulate him for all his efforts so far this season."
