Rangers midfielder Connor Barron aims for a dream finish to the season by securing the Scottish Premiership title and earning a place in Steve Clarke's Scotland squad for the World Cup. Following an influential start under head coach Danny Röhl and a recent recovery from a knee injury, Barron is determined to contribute to the title race and catch Clarke's attention before the World Cup in the USA. With a competitive midfield, Barron faces stiff competition, including established players like Scott McTominay, Billy Gilmour, and Lewis Ferguson, as well as emerging talents. However, he believes his energy, composure, and tenacity could make a valuable addition to the national team.
Barron reflects on his debut and the historic World Cup qualification, expressing his desire to represent Scotland again and make the most of his opportunity. Rangers' recent 6-3 win over Falkirk, despite being 2-0 down, demonstrated the team's mental strength, and Barron is confident in their ability to cope with the demands of the title race. With five games remaining, Rangers are one point behind leaders Hearts, and Barron is eager to contribute to the team's success and secure a winner's medal.