I’m Frustrated and Ready to Leave Ibrox” “Open to joining Celtic after what’s happened

The atmosphere at Ibrox has reached a boiling point after a explosive confrontation behind closed doors over the last 24 hours. In a dramatic twist that has sent shockwaves through Scottish football, an outraged Rangers star has personally informed management—and spoken directly to Derek McInnes—that his time in Govan is effectively over. Driven to the brink by recent internal conflicts and broken promises, the player did not hold back his fury, reportedly delivering a devastating ultimatum that leaves the Rangers board facing a absolute nightmare scenario.

Sources close to the dressing room confirm the player’s message was brutally direct and unapologetic. “I’m frustrated and ready to leave Ibrox,” he reportedly declared during the tense exchange, voicing deep-seated anger over how matters have been handled at the club. What makes the situation infinitely worse for the light blue faithful is the stunning admission of where he might end up next. In a betrayal that would rival the most dramatic transfers in Old Firm history, the star made it clear that he is “open to joining Celtic after what’s happened,” choosing to potentially cross the Glasgow divide rather than endure the ongoing chaos.

The prospect of a key Rangers player donning the green and white hoops of Celtic would be an unprecedented catastrophe for the Ibrox hierarchy, sparking immediate fury among the fanbase. Yet, despite the bridge being burnt nearly to the ground, a microscopic glimmer of hope remains for the club to rectify the damage. The player has laid down a strict, non-negotiable line in the sand regarding his immediate future, making his stance crystal clear before walking away from the table.

“I will only stay at Rangers on ONE condition,” the disgruntled star insisted, placing the ball squarely in the board’s court. Unless management meets this single, paramount demand immediately, the exit doors at Ibrox will swing wide open, potentially paving the way for one of the most controversial cross-city transfers Scottish football has ever witnessed. With tension mounting and time running out, all eyes are now on the Rangers hierarchy to see whether they capitulate to the player’s demand or brace themselves for an absolute Old Firm earthquake.