**Rangers’ Striker Reveals Regrets Over Time at Club, Eyes Potential Move to Celtic FC**
In a surprising turn of events, Rangers’ striker Jordan Evans has opened up about his regrets during his tenure at the club and hinted at a potential move to their fierce rivals, Celtic FC. In a candid interview with sports broadcaster SkySports, Evans expressed dissatisfaction with his time at Ibrox and outlined his desire for a fresh start.
The 27-year-old forward, who joined Rangers from Huddersfield Town in 2021, admitted he has struggled to find his best form and has faced challenges adapting to the high expectations at the club. “I’ve had some great moments, but I can’t deny that there have been more lows than highs,” Evans said. “I feel like I haven’t quite lived up to what was expected of me. It’s been a tough period, and I’ve often thought about what could have been done differently.”
Evans’ comments come as a shock to Rangers fans, who had hoped for a more positive reflection from their striker. However, the player’s focus now seems to be shifting. “I’ve been thinking a lot about my future and what might be best for my career moving forward. Celtic FC is a top club with a fantastic history, and it’s an opportunity that I would certainly consider if it arises,” Evans confessed.
The potential move to Celtic FC would be a dramatic twist in Scottish football, given the intense rivalry between the two Glasgow giants. Evans, however, remains hopeful that a change could reinvigorate his career. “I need to look at what’s best for my development and happiness as a player. At this stage, I’m open to exploring new opportunities,” he concluded.
With the transfer window still open, speculation around Evans’ future is likely to continue, and fans of both clubs will be eagerly awaiting further developments.
