Rangers round-up: Pena finds new club, Bent’s come-and-get-me plea, Katic ‘surprised’ by physicality of Scottish football

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Carlos Pena joins GKS Tychy

Ex-Rangers midfielder Carlos Pena has signed for GKS Tychy, the Polish side’s official website has announced.

The Mexican has been without a club for two months after Rangers agreed to release him but now he has moved to Poland.

GKS Tychy has confirmed that the 28-year-old has penned a deal until 2020 with an option for a further 12 months.

Darren Bent wants Rangers or Celtic move

Former England striker Darren Bent has admitted in an interview with Sky Sports’ Goals on Sunday that he would consider a move to Celtic or Rangers.

The 35-year-old played with Jermain Defoe at Tottenham and revealed that he would be interested in following him to one of the Old Firm.

Bent, who has been a free agent since leaving Derby County last summer, said: “I think it’s fascinating though, as when you talk about Rangers and Celtic, you’re talking about arguably two of the biggest clubs in world football. It’s definitely something I would want to do.”

Nikola Katic ‘surprised’ by Kilmarnock’s ‘rugby’-like tactics

Rangers defender Nikola Katic has blasted Kilmarnock’s tactics, comparing their physical approach to a rugby match, The Scottish Sun reports.

The Croatian centre-back was frustrated that Rangers were unable to break Killie down in last weekend’s 1-1 draw.

After the match, the 22-year-old said: “In the second half they made bad fouls, it was like rugby. They stand and block us on the edge of the box.”

He also added: “To be honest, I have been really surprised at how physical the football is in Scotland.”