Kris Boyd has issued a stark warning to Rangers F.C., insisting a glaring weakness in the squad could derail their Scottish Premiership ambitions if it is not addressed quickly.
Speaking after another inconsistent display, Boyd pointed to Rangers’ lack of cutting edge in front of goal as a serious concern. Despite dominating possession in several matches, the Ibrox side have struggled to convert chances, dropping valuable points in the process. According to Boyd, that inefficiency could prove costly in a tight title race where every opportunity matters.
The former striker stressed that championship-winning teams must be ruthless, especially in high-pressure fixtures. He warned that failing to take control of games early leaves Rangers vulnerable to late setbacks and unnecessary drama. Defensive lapses at key moments have also added to the frustration, with concentration levels questioned during crucial stages.
With the Premiership race heating up, Boyd believes Rangers must show greater consistency, sharper decision-making, and stronger mentality if they are to stay ahead of their rivals. Otherwise, he fears this recurring weakness will “haunt” them when it matters most.
The pressure is now on the players to respond — before the title dream begins to slip away.
