Kevin Muscat is reportedly ready to sanction the departure of one of Rangers’ summer signings following a disappointing display in the 2-2 draw against Dundee United on Saturday.
The Australian manager, who watched his side squander a two-goal advantage at Ibrox, was left frustrated by the defensive lapses and lack of composure that cost Rangers two vital Premiership points. Among those under scrutiny is said to be a recent arrival who has struggled to adapt to the demands of the Scottish game since his move to Glasgow.
Muscat, who is keen to stamp his authority on the squad he inherited, is understood to be assessing every player’s long-term suitability. Sources suggest the underperforming signing could be moved on in January or at the end of the season as part of a wider rebuild.
The draw against Dundee United has intensified calls for change, with Muscat expected to demand higher standards and consistency if Rangers are to mount a serious title challenge.
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