Paul Nsio, a tender, mere stripling of 19, not yet experienced enough to have the weight of the world on his young shoulders, was born on the 15th of March 2006, in the echelons of English society, far from the hum and hustle of Glasgow, Scotland. Currently, he finds himself midway through a life of professional football, primarily as a central midfielder, the heart of any occasion, for none other than Rangers. This delightful, athletic creature stands at approximately 5 feet 11 inches (or if you prefer, 1.81m) in height and weighs about 12 stone 3 pounds (78kg, if you'd rather).
A reverent bearer of the number 55 jersey, Mr. Nsio must surely feel the immense pressure and spectral voices of past glory whispering in his ears each time he steps out onto the pitch. A young lad in the glamorous world of football, his market value is currently estimated at a rather modest £85k, as per Transfermarkt. His contract, set in stone by some bureaucracy, with Rangers is due to run the limited gauntlet of another year and a month, doomed to expire on the memorable last day of May in 2026.
Recalling the Premiership antics of 2024 - 2025, Nsio made his presence known in the grand total of one match - a brief guest star on the substitute bench. This impressive accomplishment was then repeated, like some kind of footballing Groundhog Day, in the Europa League fixtures for the same season. One couldn't help but admire the consistency of this promising player as he graced the hallowed substitute benches of Rangers.
