Former Rangers F.C. captain Barry Ferguson has thrown his support behind an underperforming Ibrox star, insisting now is the moment for him to step up and prove his quality as the Premiership title race reaches its boiling point.
With just a handful of games remaining and the title finely poised, scrutiny has intensified on several Rangers players—particularly those yet to consistently deliver since arriving at the club. One such figure is winger Andreas Skov Olsen, whose performances have divided opinion despite flashes of quality.
Criticism has been fierce in recent weeks, with former players questioning his impact and even calling for him to be dropped during the run-in after a series of quiet displays. �
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However, Ferguson sees things differently.
Speaking with the authority of a club legend who knows exactly what it takes to win titles at Ibrox, he believes the Dane still has the tools to make a decisive contribution when it matters most.
Ferguson pointed to the pressures of playing for Rangers, suggesting that some players need time to fully adapt—but also stressing that the business end of the season is where reputations are made.
The former skipper is convinced that, despite recent struggles, this is the perfect stage for Skov Olsen to silence critics and show why the club invested in him.
Rangers, led by manager Danny Röhl, have clawed their way into a tightly contested title race, overturning a significant points deficit earlier in the campaign. �
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Now, with every match carrying massive weight, Ferguson believes moments of individual brilliance could be the difference between lifting the trophy and falling short.














