Rangers 'raring to go' as Devlin eyes Raskin partnership

Cammy Devlin is impressed with Nico Raskin's impact in training since his World Cup exploits and hopes they get the chance to team up in Rangers' midfield. Raskin, who has been linked with an Ibrox exit this summer, is back in the Rangers squad for Thursday's Europa League third-round qualifier first leg against Jagiellonia Bialystok after helping Belgium reach the World Cup quarter-finals. Devlin, who arrived from Hearts last month, said: "The few days he's been in training he's really lifted the level of everyone around him. "He's a great player and he did really well at the World Cup. "I've played against him loads, had so many good battles, being on the same side as him would be cool. If we get the opportunity to play together that would be great." Australia international Devlin is enjoying his early time at Rangers and was keen to point out the importance of European football both to the club and himself. "Absolutely love it, obviously worked with the manager before, coming into a new club, the nature and the size of the club, you don't realise how big it is until you step in," he said. "These are the nights you really look forward to, coming into a stadium like this really gets you going, all the boys are raring to go. "Being at a club like Rangers where you can really compete in Europe. I watched their success in the Europa League a few years back and you want to be part of it. "I remember waking up with my little brother and my dad watching big games around Europe and you never think that's going to be you. "We would always try and get up - but when we were younger it was only when we'd behaved the night before!"