Rangers are open to offloading Jordan Jones and Glenn Middleton, while Greg Stewart could also leave before the transfer deadline next month.
All three players have their supporters among the fanbase and, talking about the trio’s futures on Twitter, fans have been debating whether manager Steven Gerrard should consider keeping any of them:
Bye, Bye and Bye.
Not good enough for the Famous.
Football can be cruel but wish them all the very best.#WATP ?⚪️???
— StevieG55 (@SG55RFC) September 17, 2020
It’s a shame because they are all very under-rated players jamesie,Jones done his career by trying to take that Celtic player oot then gets injured,wee glen disnae fit in n Greg S just isn’t trusted for some reason,coin in the bank tho!?⚪️?
— Billyboy (@Billybo58749296) September 17, 2020
Jordan Jones hasn't been giving justice here
— Dale Valentine (@DaleVal1990) September 17, 2020
Jones, I’ve never been a fan of. Middleton still young, quite liked him when he broke through, but is he going to make us better team going forward (probably not) Stewart I always felt hasn’t been used enough. Felt he could bring a bit more ‘toughness’ to kill off games
— WF ?? (@Wullief23) September 17, 2020
If kent, God forbid, got injured. We'll need the likes of JJ or Middleton. Greg Stewart has the talent, though not sure he is Rangers class. I hate saying that as he gives it his all and hes a blue nose.
— Wigg (@Neil48233681) September 17, 2020
All 3 are quality players, just not got the adversity to break through! Saying that Middleton dosnt get the recognition he deserves
— KillKitoXiii (@kill_kito) September 17, 2020
None of them do imo, they all have had good impacts, especially Stewart
— Jamie Bradley ??????? (@JamieBrad06) September 17, 2020
3 good players who are slightly unfortunate not to get a run
— jordan aitken (@jordanaitken12) September 17, 2020
Only one I'd genuinely miss would be jones as i think he needs a better chance
— Kevin M.F. Anderson (@kevinMFtallica) September 17, 2020
Jones, no doubt, has the ability to play for Rangers but Gerrard clearly sees something that we don’t see in training. He has rarely been used since being sent off against Celtic last year.
Stewart’s case is slightly different. He was brought in to offer something different and, at times, he has looked the part, but he really doesn’t fit the system that Gerrard plays.
Middleton, meanwhile, struggled when he was sent out on loan last season and, while there is a chance that he’ll come good in the future, it’s unlikely to happen for him at Ibrox.