Nedim Bajrami’s future at Rangers appears increasingly uncertain after a nightmare international break that has amplified doubts over his long-term place at Ibrox. The Albanian midfielder endured a turbulent spell with his national team, delivering a pair of sluggish displays that have raised fresh concerns over his form, mentality, and readiness to compete at the level Danny Röhl demands.
Bajrami arrived at Rangers with excitement and expectation, billed as a creative force who could add spark and versatility in the middle of the park. Instead, his time in Glasgow has been marked by inconsistency, confidence issues, and a struggle to impose himself in big moments. His latest international performances have now added fuel to the growing belief that a January exit may be the best outcome for all parties.
Rangers insiders are understood to be increasingly concerned with the midfielder’s sharp dip in output. Even before the break, Bajrami had slipped down Röhl’s pecking order, failing to convince the manager that he can influence matches in the Scottish Premiership’s high-intensity environment. With the club actively planning midfield changes in the winter window, the Albanian’s situation has become even more precarious.
Sources suggest that potential interest may emerge from clubs in Italy and Turkey—leagues where Bajrami previously looked more comfortable and where the pace of play may better suit his strengths. Rangers, now laser-focused on streamlining the squad and upgrading key positions, are unlikely to stand in his way if a suitable offer arrives.
For Bajrami, the upcoming weeks could prove decisive. Unless he produces a dramatic turnaround in form and impact, his time at Ibrox looks set to reach an early and disappointing conclusion. As Rangers push forward under Röhl’s rebuild, the midfielder’s “horrible” international window might have sealed his fate.
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