A former Rangers FC player has officially become a free agent following a reported fallout over unpaid wages, sources close to the situation have revealed. The midfielder, who was once a regular figure in the starting XI at Ibrox, saw his contract terminated after a tense standoff with his previous club over financial disagreements.
The issue reportedly stemmed from a series of delayed payments and unmet contractual bonuses. Despite multiple attempts to resolve the matter privately, negotiations ultimately broke down, leading to the player’s release.
This latest development has sent shockwaves through Scottish football, with several Championship and Premiership clubs now monitoring his situation. The player is said to be open to offers from both domestic and international teams as he looks to bounce back quickly from the controversy.
Rangers have yet to issue a public statement on the situation, but sources suggest the club is already seeking a replacement in the current transfer window.
The free agent, who still holds a strong reputation among the Rangers faithful, could be one of the most in-demand names on the summer market.
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