McCausland to Follow Propper Out the Rangers Door As Ibrox Flops Exit Stage Left | OneFootball

New reports surfacing this week have thrown Ross McCausland’s Rangers future into doubt, with claims emerging that the Northern Irish winger could be on his way out of Ibrox this summer. After a season of inconsistent appearances and patchy form, speculation is growing that McCausland might not be part of the long term plans under the new management regime.

As detailed in this analysis, McCausland has reached a critical crossroads in his Rangers career. Despite being rewarded with a major new deal earlier this season, his recent performances have failed to live up to the initial excitement surrounding his potential. Supporters who had previously been excited by his early promise have grown restless, and the lack of consistent minutes has only amplified rumours of discontent from within his camp.

The most recent noise from Europe (Basel and Cincinatti) suggest that the club may now be willing to listen to offers for the young winger. With new faces expected to arrive in the wide areas and several loanees returning, the competition is intensifying and McCausland’s standing is beginning to look uncertain. What was once considered a bright future at Ibrox is now tinged with doubt and hesitation.

The 21 year old remains a player of potential and has shown flashes of real quality, but the question now is whether that potential will be realised in Glasgow or elsewhere. His official profile still lists him as a key part of the squad but that status might not last if the current trajectory continues.

With Rangers set for a summer of change, no player outside the nailed on starters is guaranteed a place and McCausland is no exception. His exit would not come as a massive shock given the shifting sands of the squad and the pressure to deliver results immediately. The hope for McCausland, if he does depart, is that he finds a platform where he can play regular football and continue developing.

For Rangers it would represent a minor loss in terms of squad depth but potentially a necessary step if the rebuild is to progress with serious intent. Either way, the coming weeks will tell us whether Ross McCausland’s future lies at Ibrox or beyond.