Rangers ace in contention of int'l call up after narrowly missing out on Euro 2024 - report

Rangers midfielder Connor Barron is in contention to be called up for the Scotland international squad, according to the Scottish Sun.

The news outlet reported on 21 August that he was close to being called up for Euro 2024 in June but narrowly missed out.

Now, with him sealing a move to Gers and the international break coming up in September, the 21-year-old could be named in the side.

Rangers will be hoping Connor Barron does not get injured

Barron’s potential call-up to the Scotland international squad represents a significant milestone in his career, offering him a platform to showcase his talents on the international stage.

This opportunity could cement his status as a regular in the Scotland side, enhancing his reputation and potentially his market value.

For the 21-year-old, this is a chance to prove himself against top international competition, which could lead to more consistent performances at club level with Rangers.

However, from Rangers’ perspective, there’s a double-edged sword to this news.

While it’s prestigious for their player to represent his country, the risk of international football is injury.

Gers would naturally hope Barron avoids any injuries during national team duty.

An injury could not only sideline him for crucial club matches but also affect his form upon return, potentially disrupting the team’s rhythm and performance in domestic and European competitions.

In other Rangers news, an Ibrox-linked midfielder is set for a loan move and Gers’ bid is already on the table.

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