Rangers boss Michael Beale says Antonio Colak still has a future at Ibrox.
The Croatian striker has barely featured since he was appointed gaffer in November. Colak started the campaign on fire, scoring seven goals in his first nine games - then finishing on 17 in 38. But niggling injuries curtailed his progress under Beale which meant Alfredo Morelos was restored as Gers’ first-choice front-man. And recent reports suggested Colak could be on his way out of the club this summer, with major changes afoot at Ibrox.
However, Beale is adamant the 29-year-old is part of his plans for next term. He’s warned the former PAOK hit-man, who was signed for £2 million a year ago, that he faces stiff competition for a starting slot. But the manager is refusing to write him off. Beale said: “For Antonio’s first season at Rangers, in terms of starts, his goal return is fantastic.
