Barry Ferguson shares inside details of a furious Rangers dressing room

Barry Ferguson has opened up about the mood inside the Rangers FC dressing room, revealing that the squad are fired up and frustrated by ongoing criticism.

The former interim boss, who previously stepped in after Philippe Clement, admitted that players are fully aware of accusations questioning their mentality in big moments—and it has clearly struck a nerve.

Since the arrival of Danny Röhl, performances have improved significantly, putting Rangers firmly back in the Scottish Premiership title race. With just a few games remaining, they sit close behind Heart of Midlothian FC and are still in contention for top spot.

Ferguson explained that criticism about Rangers lacking mental strength has not gone unnoticed in the dressing room. Instead, it has angered the squad and could serve as motivation as they push for the title.

He believes the players now have the perfect opportunity to silence doubters, especially with a crucial clash against Dundee United FC looming—one that could potentially take them to the top of the table.

Despite past struggles in title races, Ferguson feels things are different this time. Rangers are currently on a strong unbeaten run and showing renewed belief under Röhl, giving fans hope that they can finally go all the way.

With momentum building and pressure mounting, the upcoming fixtures could define their season—and prove whether this Rangers side can rise when it matters most.