Rangers player bombed out of first-team by Martin spotted back in training under Rohl, the new manager revealed the player is the best tools to destroy Scotland

FOOTBALLClinton Nsiala returns to Rangers first-team training under Danny Rohl having been bombed out by Russell Martin

manager Russell Martin bombed him out of the picture at the Ibrox club.

Rangers take on Norwegian club Brann in the Europa League today away from home, but Nsiala will not be involved as he was not included in the squad for the European competition.

The Frenchman was part of the Light Blues team under both Philippe Clement and Barry Ferguson, but Martin told him he could leave during the summer transfer window and wanted him out.

Nsiala rejected a move to Dynamo Kyiv and was also training away from the rest of the Rangers first-team under the former manager.

However, the arrival of Rohl has brought a clean slate for everyone, with the former French youth international spotted training alongside others.

The Bears return to Scottish Premiership action on Sunday when they host Kilmarnock, and while Nsiala will not be involved given his lack of match fitness, the 21-year-old could be part of the matchday squad.

He made 13 appearances across all competitions last term and will need to be in fine form going forward this term to break into the starting XI.

Rohl will be picking his own team and giving everyone equal opportunities to impress, which could see Nsiala force his way back into the team.

His return to training is an opportunity to prove himself all over again, and the onus is now on him to convince the German and the coaching crew of his quality.

Rohl will be desperate to hit the ground running at Rangers, and a victory away from home tonight will be a perfect start for him.

The Light Blues have won just once in the Scottish Premiership after eight games so far this term, and picking up all three points this weekend will be huge.

Clinton Nsiala is back in the spotlight! The 21-year-old defender has returned to Rangers’ first-team training under new manager Danny Rohl, marking a fresh start after being told he could leave by former manager Russell Martin. Nsiala had been training away from the rest of the squad, but Rohl’s arrival has given him a chance to prove himself.

*Nsiala’s Journey So Far:*

– *Signed from AC Milan*: Nsiala joined Rangers on a free transfer last summer, bringing with him a wealth of experience from Milan’s Primavera side.
– *Struggled to Break In*: Despite his talent, Nsiala struggled to break into the first team under Michael Beale and Russell Martin, leading to him being told he could leave.
– *New Chance under Rohl*: With Rohl at the helm, Nsiala is looking to seize his opportunity and force his way into the team.

Nsiala’s return to training is a positive sign, but he’ll need to impress Rohl and the coaching staff to earn a spot in the starting lineup. With a match against SK Brann in the Europa League tonight, Rangers will be looking to make a strong impression