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HAVING come through the Murray Park youth ranks, Charlie Adam enjoyed a terrific season in 2006/07 having scored 14 goals from midfield in a Light Blue jersey.

The talented youngster is a dead-ball specialist, as he has shown on numerous occasion, and he has gradually developed into a key member of the first-team squad. 

A permanent fixture in Ibrox youth sides, Charlie eventually bagged a place on the top team bench against Motherwell in April 2004, alongside fellow starlets Ross McCormack and Alex Walker.

Alex McLeish then handed the Dundee-born playmaker his debut against Livingston in April 2004 and his first start at Dunfermline a month later.

He enjoyed a successful spell on loan at Ross County during the 2004/05 campaign - scoring a sensational goal against St Mirren from the halfway line.

Ironically he then went on loan to the Love Street outfit and helped them win the First Division and the Challenge Cup.

He returned in the summer to Ibrox to play for Rangers under new boss Paul Le Guen and has thanked the Frenchman for giving him a chance in the first-team on his return.

Charlie continued to grow in stature as the season progressed and his brilliant free-kick in the 2-0 win over Celtic on May 11 capped a hugely memorable 12 months.

He was rewarded for his efforts by being named Young Player of the Year for 2006/07 by the club's supporters.