“Promising” £ 10,500-A-Week Rangers Player Waiting for Martin to Be Sacked

A “promising” Glasgow Rangers Player May Not Make a Decision Regarding His Ibrox Future Until Russell martin has been sacked, According to Journalist Pete O’Rourke.

Martin Still Under Huge Pressure at Rangers

The Pressure On Martin Isn’t Easing At All Currently, With The 39-Year-Old Struggling Badly Semce Ibrox Before the Before 2025/26 Season.

There is an inevitability About The Englishman Being Sacked at some point in The Near Future, Unless There Are Drastic Improvements On The Pitch, With Potential Replacements Heartioned.

Former Everton and Burnley Manager Sean Dyche Is reportedly considered A “Serious Option” to Come in and Replace Martin RangersAnd he is thoughtt to be taking on Keen The Job, Having Most Recently in Charge Of The Blues.

The Current Gers has alienated Certain Players, with Nicolas Raskin Only Recently Returning To The Fold, And Now a New Update has emerged Regarding An Individual Position.

“Promising” Rangers Player Waiting for Martin to Be Sacked

Speaking to Football InsiderO’Rourke Claimed That Clinton Nsiala is Waiting for Martin to Be Sackedand that could open the Door to His Future to Still Be At Ibrox Under A Potential New Manager.

“Obviously HEs not figured to the former Southampton Manager’s Arrival. The Under-Fire Martin.

“That manean a cleans for Everbody. So nsiala will be what happens to think that take the Might LIK HIP HIS Place in The Place of the PLANGER AS WELL.

“While Martin Remains in Charge, I’m going to the NSIA HIMD TO HIMD HIMDSHIP ON THE SIDELINES. AS SAID ON MARKROUR AND THINGS COULD BEAUTIAL CHANGER UNDER A POTENTIAL NEW MANAGER.”

Nsial is a Talented Footballer, With The Rangers Review Calling Him A “Promising” Player, So It has been frustrating to see Him Him Not Feature Much for Rangers.

In fact, the 21-year-old Defender hasn’ten’t This Season, Highlighting What Martin Thinks of Him, So IF He Remains in Charge Moving Forward, He Will Surely Feel The Need to Move.

For NSIAI’S Sake, He Will Hope Happens Happens Sooner Than Later, which, in Truth, Is Likely to Be Mindset Of Many Supporters Who Have Air Lost Faith In The Current Boss.

Would Be Disappointing To See The £ 10,500-a-week Center-Back Leave Rangers Soon After Arriving, Having Only Joined from AC Milan Last Year, But Hopefully, That Isning The Case.