Todd Cantwell is gearing up to take to the Ibrox turf for the first time as a Rangers player.
The former Norwich City attacker admits he is ready to begin his career at the Light Blues which will offer him a 'fresh start' from a crossroads he faced in England. The 24-year-old was touted in the early days of his career as a wonderkid and was a key star for hometown team Norwich before falling by the wayside in recent seasons. Cantwell penned a long-term deal, however, with Michael Beale's men this week.
And while the Englishman isn't quite up to full speed, as he self-admitted, Cantwell will be looking to make an instant impact after the hype around his acquisition.
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The outspoken youngster, who was displayed his Ibrox move all over his social media, took to Instagram to drop a hint that Saturday's home game against St Johnstone could be a maiden outing in light blue. He simply said: "See you at the Ibrox Saturday."
Cantwell said at his unveiling on his match fitness: "My fitness is good, I have been working hard even without the game time. I will take a little bit to get up to match speed but I am in a good place."
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