Players at Rangers regularly find themselves under extra scrutiny as the price for turning out for one of Scotland’s biggest clubs.
Earning the Light Blues shirt also comes with responsibility as every Rangers star is expected to maintain standards on the pitch as well as off it.
And Gers new boy Wright feels his game has already improved with the standards set at Ibrox despite only being on the books at the Glasgow giants for just over a month.
The 23-year-old added that he is still learning how to show the Rangers spirit on all levels and stressed he is improving every facet of his game and personality.
Asked whether he thinks he is already improving as a player, Wright told Rangers TV: “Yes, definitely.
“The standards here that are set, and the demands that are on you every single day not just on the pitch but off it.
“How you are going to carry yourself, it is something I am learning just now and I am trying to kind of add to my game and take to it and improve in general really.”
Rangers are up against Slavia Prague in the Europa League on Thursday and Wright will be hoping he will be amongst the names making the trip to the Eden Arena in the Czech Republic.
