Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack points to Michael Beale as the secret behind his progression at Ibrox.
The 28-year-old joined from Aberdeen in 2017 but initially struggled to adapt.
Under manager Steven Gerrard though his form has come on leaps and bounds, with Jack earning a new four-year contract in October.
But while it's Gerrard who rules the roost, it's first team coach Beale who has made the biggest difference.
Jack told Rangers TV: "I think the coaching we get here – Michael Beale does a lot of the coaching here and he has been excellent, especially for myself.
"He is always giving me little tips and pointers and the coaching and stuff he does is second to none and the training has been excellent.
"With that, and with the experience of the European runs we have had that will help me going into the international setup.
“It has been massive for myself as you come away from the domestic league and you are testing yourself against top opposition in the Europa League and it has been great.
"I am sure all the players would say they have benefited from those European runs and hopefully next year we will have another good run and we will have a successful season together.
"I have been fortunate to get a taste of the international team in the last couple of games and going forward, if my form is good enough, then I’m sure I will be a part of that.”
