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Rangers are Mikey Moore injury away from total collapse in scathing Kris Boyd verdict Rangers are Mikey Moore injury away from total collapse in scathing Kris Boyd verdict

Rangers would lack creativity without Mikey Moore in the team, Kris Boyd says.

Danny Rohl was handed his first league loss by Hearts on 21 December, with Stuart Findlay and Lawrence Shankland scoring in the Gers’ 2-1 loss.

Youssef Chermiti’s 95th-minute strike at Tynecastle Park was nothing more than a consolation as the Jam Tarts stretched over the Light Blues to 12 points.

Moore has turned things around under Rohl at Ibrox after an underwhelming start to the season, but he may be the only reliable creative outlet at the Glaswegian outfit.

Rangers bang average after what’s happened in William Hill Premiership

Boyd slammed the Gers in a scathing assessment, criticising them for playing for set-pieces.

The Scotsman believes the Light Blues would collapse if Moore gets injured at Ibrox once again.

Boyd feels the Glaswegian outfit are devoid of any creativity and termed them a “bang average team”, and sitting fourth in the William Hill Premiership reflects that.

Speaking on Go Ballistic on 22 December, the former Gers star said, “For me, Rangers are an injury away for Moore from total collapse. There’s nothing there to create opportunities. They look like a bang average team that plays for corner kicks. They play for set plays. They play for long throw-ins. There’s no creativity in the Rangers team right now.”

Rohl was being lauded for reigniting a title charge at Ibrox, but the loss to Hearts has shown that the Light Blues are a long way from competing in the William Hill Premiership.

Considering how things are going, it doesn’t even look like the team from Govan will be able to take advantage of the crisis at Celtic under Wilfried Nancy, which will be disappointing for fans in G51.

Nedim Bajrami injury update a boost for Danny Rohl

Nedim Bajrami was beginning to get into Rohl’s plans before picking up an injury against Kilmarnock on 6 December.

The Albania international showed glimpses of his talent at Rangers as the German manager dealt with multiple attacking absences.

Speaking in his pre-Motherwell press conference, Rohl said, “Bajrami, the scan was positive, but he needs a couple more days.”

With the winter transfer window set to commence on 1 January 2026, it will be interesting to see how things pan out at the Glaswegian outfit in the coming weeks.

Rohl will be livid after what has happened with Djiga

If he was not going to get played, Rohl may wonder what the point in taking Djiga was, especially at such a critical time in the Light Blues’ season.

The former Sheffield Wednesday manager could have used the Wolves loanee in his squad, with the problems that he has right now in the centre-back department.

Djiga had finally looked like the type of player that the Gers thought they were signing, after a shaky start to his career in Scotland, before he joined the national squad.

Djiga has played 24 times for the Gers since joining on loan from the Premier League outfit
He had become a regular under Rohl, after playing a bit-part role under Russell Martin
The defender had started to change impressions about his Light Blues tenure so far
He was a better option than Fernandez, or having Tavernier or Sterling deputising in the position, and Rohl will surely be keeping a close eye on developments as the tournament continues.

He could have done with the 23-year-old being back at Auchenhowie, and will likely be livid that he cannot use him, if he is not going to be used by his country.