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Rangers defender Kyle McAusland has signed a new contract that will keep him at Ibrox until 2015.
Last Updated: 04/02/13 at 15:31 Post Comment
Ibrox: Rangers defender Kyle McAusland extends stay at the Third Division side
The 20-year-old is currently on loan with Ayr United and has scored three goals in 17 appearances during his five-month spell with Mark Roberts' side.
McAusland's new contract, that extends his stay with Rangers until summer 2015, follows new deals for fellow academy players Lewis Macleod, Barrie McKay and Robbie Crawford.
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oe has signed John Scales instead.
oes the medical involve some sort of dressage event?
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