Rangers midfielder Connor Barron is eyeing a dream finish to the season, targeting the Scottish Premiership title and a place in Scotland's World Cup squad. Following a knee injury that kept him sidelined for over two months, Barron has recently returned to action and is determined to play a crucial role in the title race and catch the attention of Scotland manager Steve Clarke.
The 23-year-old's pre-injury form earned him consecutive call-ups to the national team, and he was part of the squad that secured a historic World Cup qualification with a 4-2 win over Denmark at Hampden Park. With fierce competition in central midfield, Barron will be vying for the final spot in Clarke's squad, competing with the likes of Andy Irving and several uncapped domestic players. Barron believes he can bring energy, composure, and tenacity to the national team, and is eager to perform well and secure a place in the World Cup squad. Rangers' recent 6-3 win over Falkirk has kept them in the title hunt, and Barron is confident that his team has the right mindset to cope with the demands of the three-way title scrap.
With five games remaining, Rangers are one point behind leaders Hearts, and Barron is hungry to win the league and earn a winner's medal.