Rangers lament their lost £3 million transfer as the anxious Ibrox signing is under pressure from an injury.

**Rangers Rue Doomed £3m Transfer as Injury Heaps Pressure on Nervous Ibrox Signing**

Rangers’ £3m summer acquisition is under growing scrutiny after an injury setback has left the club facing increasing pressure over the decision to sign the player. The signing, hailed as a major coup at the time, is now the subject of mounting criticism as the new recruit struggles to live up to expectations and is sidelined with an injury that has further disrupted his integration into the squad.

Initially, the signing seemed promising — a player with experience and potential to strengthen the Ibrox outfit’s ranks. But with every passing week of limited appearances and now a spell on the sidelines, doubts about the transfer have begun to surface. Rangers fans, who had hoped for an instant impact, are left questioning whether the club overpaid for a player whose injury woes are now a serious concern.

With the player yet to find full fitness or form, and uncertainty surrounding his return, the spotlight is firmly on Rangers’ recruitment strategy. The hefty £3m fee now seems increasingly hard to justify, particularly with the player failing to make a significant impact when given the chance on the pitch. Manager Michael Beale is under pressure to navigate these challenges, with hopes of finding a quick solution before the player’s lack of fitness and form leave an even more lasting mark on the season.

• For the player, it’s becoming a nervy waiting game, as he tries to recover while also trying to prove his worth in a high-stakes environment where the clock is ticking. A successful return to the field is crucial, not only to silence critics but to justify the faith shown in him during the summer window. As injury and expectation collide, the pressure at Rangers is mounting—both for the player and the club.