KRIS BOYD COMPLETELY BLOWN AWAY BY RANGERS STAR PERFORMANCE, NAMES HIM ONE OF THE BEST PLAYER OF THE SEASON FOLLOWING HIS UNMATCHED DISPLAY VS KILMARNOCK

Rangers legend Kris Boyd was reportedly “completely blown away” by the performance of Andreas Skov Olsen following the winger’s sensational display in Rangers’ 5-1 demolition of Kilmarnock. Speaking after the midweek clash on February 4, 2026, Boyd hailed the January signing as “unmatched,” even going as far as to label him one of the best players of the season despite only being at the club for a matter of weeks.
​Skov Olsen, who joined from Club Brugge in the winter window, was the catalyst for Danny Röhl’s side at Ibrox. The Danish international terrorized the Kilmarnock backline from the first whistle, capping his “monstrous” performance with a spectacular goal in the 74th minute to make it 3-1. His ability to drive at defenders and his pinpoint delivery provided the creative spark that has often been missing from the Rangers attack this season.
​”We knew he was a talent, but to come into a league like this and dominate so quickly? I’m utterly blown away,” Boyd remarked during his post-match analysis for Sky Sports. “He’s a different level. Every time he gets the ball, you expect something to happen. If he plays like this until May, he’s not just Rangers’ best player—he’s one of the best players of the season in the entire country. He’s exactly what this title race needed.”
​The 5-1 victory, which also saw goals from James Tavernier, Bojan Miovski, Oliver Antman, and Mikey Moore, has kept Rangers firmly in the hunt for the Scottish Premiership title. While the team performance was hailed as “unstoppable” by manager Danny Röhl, it was Skov Olsen’s individual flair that captured the imagination of the fans and the pundits alike.
​With Skov Olsen now firmly established as a fan favorite, Boyd’s ringing endorsement has only heightened the excitement surrounding the “Röhl Revolution.” For the Ibrox faithful, seeing a Rangers legend so genuinely impressed by a new arrival suggests that the club’s winter recruitment has finally delivered the world-class quality needed to clinch the silverware come May.