The Dutch icons aren't convinced by an aspect of the PSV side ahead of a pressure cooker clash.
Marco van Basten and Wim Kieft have both expressed their major concerns about PSV Eindhoven's defensive capabilities and believe Rangers could leave them wanting again in this week's Champions League play-off.
Van Basten said: "Andre Ramalho comes across as very unconvincing, especially on the ball. He got cramp at Ibrox and looked in trouble. To be honest he looks like he is a bag of nerves that boy. PSV could really do with a good central defender to play with Olivier Boscagli. They need to think about this ahead of the second leg. Although Jerdy Schouten did well when he came on, it was an emergency situation because he's never played in defence.
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