Rangers midfielder Connor Barron is determined to end the season on a high note by helping his team win the Scottish Premiership title and earning a spot in Scotland's World Cup squad. Barron has recently recovered from a knee injury that kept him out of action for over two months and is now focused on making a strong impression to catch the eye of Scotland manager Steve Clarke. The 23-year-old was influential in the early weeks of Danny Röhl's tenure as Rangers head coach and earned consecutive late call-ups to the national team for camps in October and November.
Barron's pre-injury form was impressive, and he is eager to replicate that performance to secure a place in the World Cup squad. However, he faces stiff competition from other midfielders, including Napoli's Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour, as well as Aston Villa's John McGinn and Bournemouth's Ryan Christie. Barron believes he can bring energy, composure, and tenacity to the national team and is determined to prove himself in the remaining games of the season. Rangers are currently one point behind leaders Hearts in the title race, and Barron is confident that his team has the right mindset to cope with the demands of a three-way title scrap.
With five games remaining, Barron is hungry for more first-team opportunities and is ready to give his all to help Rangers win the league and secure a spot in the World Cup.