Rangers fans, buckle up — another week, another dose of pure frustration at Ibrox.
Just when you thought the squad drama couldn’t get any more embarrassing, fresh reports have emerged showing one high-profile summer signing is absolutely **fuming** about his limited playing time under Danny Röhl. And instead of knuckling down and fighting for his place, he’s reportedly so unhappy that he’s desperate to force his way out the door — even if it means walking away from international duty in a huff.
According to multiple sources, the striker in question was far from impressed when he was left on the bench during North Macedonia’s heavy World Cup playoff defeat to Denmark. He only got a late cameo when the game was already lost 3-0, and he made his feelings crystal clear afterwards.
North Macedonia boss Goce Sedloski didn’t hold back. He openly revealed that the player was “furious” at not starting and was allowed to leave the camp early after Rangers requested his recall ahead of domestic action. Sedloski went even further, bluntly stating that the player had “let his country down” by prioritising his own ego over national pride.
“If someone says they don’t want to play for us, it’s not me they are letting down, it’s their own country,” the manager reportedly hit back. Ouch.
This isn’t just a one-off international sulk. It mirrors exactly what’s been happening at Ibrox all season. The player has found himself stuck behind others in Danny Röhl’s pecking order, often reduced to substitute appearances or even bench-warming duties while others get the nod. Limited minutes, limited impact, and growing frustration — that’s the story.
Rangers paid good money to bring this forward to Glasgow with high hopes. He arrived with a solid goalscoring reputation from his previous club, and many Light Blues supporters were excited about the firepower he could add up front. Fast forward several months, and it’s been a massive letdown for everyone involved.
Fans have watched him struggle to make a consistent impression. Misplaced passes, lack of cutting edge in the box, and now this latest episode of apparent entitlement. The debate is raging online: Is he simply not good enough for the demands of Rangers, or is Röhl not giving him a fair crack? Whatever the truth, the pictures of him sitting on the bench looking unhappy tell their own story.
And now the big question everyone is asking — is he desperate to quit Ibrox altogether?
Reports suggest his future at the club is under serious doubt. With his contract still having years left, a summer exit looks increasingly likely if things don’t improve dramatically in the remaining games. Some pundits and former players have already predicted he’ll be moved on, with Danny Röhl “clearly not fancying him” as the main man up top.
This kind of attitude doesn’t sit well with the Rangers support. The Ibrox faithful demand commitment, fight, and loyalty — not players who throw their toys out the pram the moment they don’t get what they want. Walking out on your country because you’re unhappy with bench time? That sends the wrong message, especially when the club is fighting on multiple fronts this season.
Of course, there will be defenders claiming he’s been hard done by, that Röhl’s system doesn’t suit him, or that he just needs a run of games to show his quality. But when even his international manager is calling him out publicly and hinting that lack of club minutes played a part in his bench role, it doesn’t look great.
Rangers supporters have every right to be angry. The club spent significant funds on strengthening the attack, yet results on the pitch haven’t matched the investment. Performances have been patchy, big games have slipped away, and moments like this only add fuel to the fire of fan discontent.
Is this the beginning of the end for this particular signing at Ibrox? Will he be shown the door in the summer transfer window, or can he turn it around and prove the doubters wrong? One thing is clear — sulking and early exits won’t win him any favours with the manager, the dressing room, or the supporters who pay good money to watch Rangers week in, week out.
The next few weeks will be telling. With domestic fixtures coming thick and fast, including clashes like the upcoming one against Dundee United, every player needs to be fully committed. No more excuses. No more tantrums.
What do you think, Gers fans?
Is this player entitled and out of order, or has he genuinely been given a raw deal at Ibrox? Should Rangers look to cash in on him this summer and bring in someone hungrier? Or does he deserve more chances to prove himself?
Drop your thoughts in the comments below — be honest, be brutal. This kind of drama is exactly why we love (and sometimes hate) following Rangers.
The full details of the international row, Sedloski’s strong words, and what it means for his Ibrox future are out there. Click here for more [your link] and join the debate.
Bear in mind — Rangers expect 110% every single time you pull on that famous blue shirt. Anything less simply isn’t acceptable at this club.
Come on Rangers.
