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Rangers address lineup leak as they plan to strengthen the squad and manage Moore registration.
Rangers manager Russell Martin addresses a lineup leak and outlines plans for Mikey Moore and squad fitness.
Rangers confront leaks as Martin maps squad depth after eight signings
Rangers manager Russell Martin spoke after his starting XI for the Champions League qualifier against Viktoria Plzen appeared online eight hours before kick-off. He said there was no internal moles aiming to hurt the team and that the leak, while not ideal, would not derail preparations. The leak coincided with a controversial call to drop skipper James Tavernier and key asset Nico Raskin from the lineup.
Key Takeaways
"I don't think anyone would do it from inside this building to intentionally hurt us."
Martin on whether there is a real insider leak
"I've said to the guys, it's not ideal. But I'm also not going to lose sleep over it."
Martin on his reaction to the leak
"We're still not quite there with Mikey which is frustrating for him and for us."
Martin on Mikey Moore loan registration
"We will try and improve the squad wherever we can."
Martin on future transfer plans
The episode underscores how quickly information moves in modern football and how managers balance transparency with tactical protection. Martin frames the leak as a product of the era rather than betrayal, signaling a focus on performance over hype. The situation could push the club to tighten communications while maintaining trust within the dressing room.
Highlights
- Leaks won’t derail our focus
- I trust the team to act with integrity
- The modern game runs on information and speed
- Our work remains on the pitch not the noise
Leak controversy flags internal communication risk
The leak of the starting XI eight hours before kickoff signals gaps in internal communication and security. It could fuel player dissatisfaction and fan backlash if not addressed.
The club must keep the focus on results while safeguarding its behind the scenes processes.
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