Laudrup, who himself is remembered as one of Rangers’ greatest imports of the 1990s, admitted that even he was left in awe by the sheer quality and influence of his former teammate.
“He was untouchable at times,” Laudrup said. “On his day, there was nobody who could get near him. In fact, for a spell, he was one of the best in the world in his position. Rangers were lucky to have him, and Scottish football was lucky to witness him.”
The Dane’s comments underline the legacy of a player who not only dominated domestically but also carried his form onto the European stage, where his performances gained international recognition. For Laudrup, that level of consistency and brilliance is what separates great players from true world-class talents.
Rangers fans continue to hold the star in the highest regard, with many echoing Laudrup’s belief that his contribution remains one of the club’s most cherished eras.
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