A former Ibrox loanee could also come back to haunt his old side with his new team-mates.
Peter Bosz reckons Malik Tillman could be his not-so secret weapon as he looks to silence Ibrox for a third time.
Tillman helped dump PSV from the Champions League qualifiers last term and the Dutchman manager said: “Malik is an outstanding player and over here they know that. I am glad we have him with us now. He came to us late and is a bit behind. But he has trained hard the last week and if we need him he will be there. He is a guy who can score goals and play between the lines – not many midfield players can do that. He is a quality player who has the potential to grow.
He also triumphed 3-1 with Leverkusen in the last 16 of the Europa in 2020. Bosz said: “I wasn't here last year. I don't believe that will help us to win the game. I think playing good football will help us. I don't believe in these mental games. Bosz has injury concerns and only brought five fit defenders to Scotland – with concerns raised by with Dutch media. But he said: “That is enough. I only play with four. We don't worry about it, not at all. We have other players who can play there as well. We have prepared for everything. I believe in the players and I am pleased with our form now. We have left a couple of players at home, but we have confidence that we will win this game.
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