Tuur Rommens

Tuur Rommens has been used regularly but not yet as an automatic pick in the Premiership, with 8 league appearances including 6 starts. For a left back, 1 goal is a useful attacking contribution, while 1 yellow card and no reds point to a fairly controlled defensive profile. With 2 further Scottish Cup appearances and no European or League Cup minutes listed, his season so far looks league-led rather than all-competition established.

The available rating data is positive: Rommens averages 7.18 this season, with a high of 8.35 and a low of 6.59. That range suggests a generally reliable level with at least one standout performance, rather than a player swinging between extremes.

Rommens’ path shows a Belgian development route before a move into Scottish football: trainee at Genk, a switch to Westerlo in 2023, then Rangers in January 2026. At 23, the trajectory reads more like a progression move than a late-career reset, with Rangers paying for a player still expected to develop rather than a finished veteran.

The transfer record is relatively straightforward: Genk brought Rommens in as a trainee, Westerlo took him on an undisclosed deal in 2023, and Rangers then paid a 3.1m fee in January 2026. That sequence suggests a climb in profile, from academy prospect to Belgian top-flight player to a higher-pressure environment in Glasgow.