Caniggia happy with Ibrox life

Veteran striker Claudio Caniggia would be happy to end his career at Rangers.

Wed, 16 Oct, 2002 - 18:15

Veteran striker Claudio Caniggia would be happy to end his career at Rangers.

The former Argentinian World Cup star will be 36 in January but believes he is still fit enough to play for another couple of seasons.

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