The Dutch legend spent four years at Ibrox and has looked ahead to the huge clash in Eindhoven.
Ronald de Boer has pinpointed Rabbi ‘motorbike’ Matondo as the man whose pace could help steer Rangers into the Champions League against PSV Eindhoven in Holland.
De Boer, 53, said: "I was impressed with the Rangers winger who came on - Rabbi Matondo. That boy looked like he was sitting on a motorbike, he was so fast. All it would take is one slip from a PSV player and that kid would be away and the tie could turn out differently.
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