Rangers’ recent managerial change has already started to shake things up at Ibrox — and few players have benefited more than Ross McCausland, the club’s rarely-seen but highly-rated young winger, who is now being tipped as one of the biggest winners from the transition.
The 21-year-old Northern Ireland international had found first-team opportunities limited in the early part of the season. However, since the managerial switch, McCausland has been handed more game time and has responded with energy, directness, and a fearless approach that has impressed both fans and pundits alike.
Described by his national team boss Michael O’Neill as an “exciting and very talented player with a bright future,” McCausland’s development has become a symbol of optimism during what has been a turbulent period for the Glasgow giants.
With his blistering pace and eye for goal, the academy graduate has shown glimpses of the flair and hunger that could make him a long-term fixture in the Rangers lineup. The new management team appears determined to reward young, homegrown talent, and McCausland has seized the moment to stake his claim for regular inclusion.
His recent performances have reminded supporters of Rangers’ proud tradition of promoting from within — and highlighted how a change at the top can reinvigorate players who were once on the fringes.
As the Ibrox side look to rediscover consistency, Ross McCausland’s rise may just prove one of the most positive stories of this new era.
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