Rangers manager Danny Rohl has confirmed that defender Derek Cornelius will be given one final opportunity to revive his season at Ibrox and contribute to the club's Premiership title push. The Canadian international, on loan from Marseille, recently returned from a long-term injury but has been training individually after discussions between Rohl and Canada coach Jesse Marsch.
Rohl stated that he will hold showdown talks with the 28-year-old after the international break to determine his future role. The Rangers boss emphasised the importance of adhering to the principles he has established at the club. 'Derek and me are very clear and that's the reason we need to have one more conversation after the national break,' Rohl said.
Meanwhile, Rangers youngster Findlay Curtis has earned a call-up to the Scotland national squad for friendlies against Japan and Ivory Coast, following a successful loan spell at Kilmarnock. Rohl expressed no regrets about sending the teenager to Ayrshire, highlighting the importance of game time for his development. 'Our goal was to bring Findlay back in the summer and get a better player,' he added.
Looking ahead to Saturday's crucial Premiership clash with Aberdeen at Ibrox, Rohl revealed injury and illness concerns over wingers Mikey Moore and Andreas Skov Olsen. However, Tuur Rommens is expected to be fit, and Mohamed Diomande could return earlier than anticipated from a shoulder problem.
