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Myziane Maolida is expected to showcase his abilities as a “big game player” and continue his career comeback with a dominant performance in Sunday’s Scottish Cup quarterfinal. Additionally, Hibs manager Nick Montgomery says that now that the French attacker is familiar with Scottish football, Rangers should prepare for a far sharper threat from him.

Maolida, a January acquisition, has made an impression as a left winger who can start through the middle or drive into the center forward position. In just six starts in green and white, the forward has scored four goals. The 25-year-old, who left Lyon while still in his teens to sign a 10-million euro contract with Nice, is currently on loan from Bundesliga 2 club Hertha Berlin after being dropped to their B team in the regional leagues in Germany.

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“He’s definitely a big game player,” Hide Ad Montgomery said of the Comoros international, whose limited game action before joining Hibs included a spectacular goal against Ghana in a World Cup qualifier back in November. The coach believes the player can rise to the occasion in a home match and potentially turn the season around. since he is a very good player.

Two weeks into the match, we were playing really well against Kilmarnock away, but we gave up two bad goals, so we needed to get back into the game. If you can play away from home against Kilmarnock on a synthetic surface and replicate his brilliant goal there, Dundee is a very good player at home. Not only should it be performed in the major games, but in each and every game.

“You can give the ball to him and be sure that something will happen. He’s also incredibly selfless.

When Maolida made his Hibs debut against Rangers in January, he appeared to be playing at a snail’s pace in the team’s improvised starting lineup as Hibs lost 3 goals to 0 at Easter Road. It took the former France Under-21 forward a few weeks to get used to the physicality, but Monty acknowledged that he was forced to throw him in at the deep end.