Kevin Muscat has reportedly made his feelings known after watching his potential future side from home this weekend. The Australian coach, who continues to be linked with a move to take over at Rangers, was left unimpressed by what he saw as the team laboured to another frustrating result.
Sources close to Muscat suggest he was particularly critical of the squad’s lack of creativity and intensity, describing the current group as “not good enough” to meet the club’s high standards. The former Yokohama F. Marinos boss is believed to be weighing his options carefully but remains concerned about the scale of the rebuild required at Ibrox.
While Rangers’ board continues to deliberate over their next managerial appointment, Muscat’s candid assessment highlights the challenges any incoming coach will face. Fans are growing restless, and the pressure is mounting for decisive action.
If Muscat does take the job, he is expected to demand significant backing in the January transfer window to reshape the squad in his image. For now, though, his blunt verdict has added another layer of tension to an already turbulent period for the Glasgow giants.
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