Rangers midfielder Connor Barron is determined to achieve a perfect end to the season by securing the Scottish Premiership title and earning a spot in Scotland's World Cup squad. After recovering from a knee injury that kept him out for over two months, Barron has set his sights on making a strong impression and catching the eye of Scotland manager Steve Clarke.
With several top midfielders already in the Scotland squad, including Scott McTominay, Billy Gilmour, and Lewis Ferguson, Barron faces stiff competition for a place in the team. However, he believes his energy, composure, and tenacity could make him a valuable asset to the national team. Barron's focus is on performing well for Rangers and breaking into the starting lineup, which would boost his chances of making the World Cup squad.
A strong finish to the season, including winning the league title, would be a dream come true for the 23-year-old. Rangers currently sit one point behind leaders Hearts, and Barron is confident that his team has the right mindset to cope with the pressure of a three-way title race. With five games remaining, Barron is hungry for more first-team opportunities and is eager to make a significant contribution to Rangers' title push.