Mark Warburton has tipped Rangers goalkeeper Wes Foderingham to play for England.
The goalkeeper made a number of key saves as Rangers beat St Mirren 1-0 on Saturday.
"He's a top-class goalkeeper and you saw the quality he displayed again - his shot-stopping is first-class," Warburton told reporters.
"I think Wes has the capability to go to a much higher level. I don't mean that in terms of the club but in terms of levels in the game.
"I think he could be [good enough to play for England]. You look at his distribution, his shape. He comes for crosses, he's assured and dominates his area. You saw his quality again in this game."
Paul Gascoigne was the last Rangers player to play for England in 1998.
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