Rangers star Youssef Chermiti has reportedly been summoned to an emergency meeting with club officials following what insiders describe as “outrageous” dressing room behaviour that has gone viral across social media. The 21-year-old Portuguese forward, who joined the club in a high-profile £10 million move from Everton, is at the center of a “total drama” storm after footage allegedly surfaced showing a heated exchange with senior staff and teammates following the club’s recent 2-1 defeat to Hearts.
The controversy comes at a time when tensions are already high at Ibrox. While Chermiti scored a late consolation goal at Tynecastle, his overall performance and attitude have been under intense scrutiny. Social media has been ablaze with leaked reports of “ugly scenes” behind the scenes, with fans and pundits calling for immediate disciplinary action. The trending footage—which has garnered millions of views—reportedly captures the young striker reacting petulantly to tactical instructions from manager Danny Röhl, leading to a breakdown in dressing room harmony.
Rangers’ leadership, including Chairman Andrew Cavenagh, is said to be “appalled” by the lack of discipline. The emergency meeting at Auchenhowie is expected to determine Chermiti’s immediate future, with rumors suggesting the club could look to offload the striker as early as the January window. Pundits have been quick to “tear apart” the player’s conduct, with club legend Kris Boyd describing the situation as “unacceptable for anyone wearing the blue jersey.”
For the Rangers supporters, the drama is a frustrating distraction during a difficult Premiership campaign. While some have defended the player’s passion, the majority are calling for the “toxic” atmosphere to be cleared. As the club prepares an official statement, the “Geordie Maradona” era of discipline under Röhl is facing its first major test. Whether Chermiti can salvage his Rangers career or if this meeting marks the end of his short-lived stay in Glasgow remains to be seen, but for now, the “total drama” continues to trend.