Sun 5 April 2026 18:10, UK

Dujon Sterling boosted his chances of being Rangers’ long-term number one right-back with his performance against Dundee United.

The Englishman has had to be patient for his minutes this season, competing with James Tavernier and recovering from surgery on an Achilles tendon issue.

Tavernier is a quality player, so usurping the Gers captain was always going to prove difficult.

Over the international break, the 34-year-old picked up an injury setback, meaning he was only ready for an appearance off the bench. In this instance, Sterling was called upon.

With his display in Rangers’ 4-2 win versus Dundee United, he certainly did not harm his chances of further opportunities to start.

Danny Rohl was given a tough dilemma before facing the Tangerines, with his two preferred fullbacks picking up injuries.

Tuur Rommens will miss Rangers’ next game too, but Tavernier was already able to be part of the squad on Saturday.

If the Gers are going to win the Scottish Premiership, their depth in quality could play a defining role.

Sterling’s season has been marred by injury, missing 36 games in all competitions due to it,...