DANNY ROHL CALLED OUT BY RANGERS STAR DISGRACEFUL DRESSING ROOM TREATMENT AS HE LEAKS ESCAPE ROUTE ADMITTING TALKS WITH OTHER CLUBS

In a shocking development that has rocked the Ibrox dressing room, Rangers forward Youssef Chermiti has reportedly called out manager Danny Röhl for what he describes as “disgraceful treatment” since the German’s arrival. The 21-year-old Portuguese striker, who joined in a high-profile £10 million move from Everton, has allegedly leaked his desire for an immediate “escape route,” admitting that formal talks with other clubs are already underway.
​The friction reportedly stems from Röhl’s public and private demands for a “recalibration” of the squad’s mentality. While Röhl has publicly praised Chermiti’s recent work rate—most notably after the win against St Mirren—insiders suggest the relationship behind the scenes is fractured. Chermiti is said to be unhappy with being singled out as part of a “bomb squad” of players who must either adapt to Röhl’s rigid tactical vision or be moved on.
​Sources close to the player suggest that Chermiti feels “isolated” and unfairly burdened by the pressure of his price tag. The striker, who has struggled for goals since his summer move, reportedly feels that Röhl’s “silent ultimatums” and public critiques of the team’s “collective failure” have made his position at the club untenable.
​Adding fuel to the fire, Chermiti has reportedly authorized his representatives to find a way out of Glasgow just months after his arrival. Rumors of a return to Portugal—specifically to Braga—have intensified, with the player allegedly admitting to teammates that he is seeking a fresh start where he feels “valued.”
​For Rangers fans, this is a stunning turn of events. Many had hoped the recent victory over St Mirren marked a turning point for the young forward. Instead, it appears the “Röhl Revolution” has claimed its first major internal casualty. With the January window now open, the Ibrox board faces a massive dilemma: back the manager’s discipline or try to salvage the career of their record-breaking investment.
​As the murmurs of a dressing room split grow louder, one thing is clear: Chermiti’s time in the blue of Rangers is rapidly approaching a bitter and “outrageous” conclusion.