Award winning blogger John James has claimed that Pedro Caixinha has ordered three of his stars to find new clubs.
Andy Halliday, Micky O’Halloran and Barrie McKay were apparently sent home from training on Thursday and told to find new clubs.
Earlier this month a similar scenario unfolded for Harry Forrester who tweeted that he wasn’t suspended but was no longer at training.
JJ claimed: “Halliday, O’Halloran and Mackay were sent home from training on Thursday. They were told in no uncertain terms to find clubs or be confined to training with the youth academy. The austerity is oppressive at Auchenhowie.”
Finding clubs to pick up the contracts that Halliday and O’Halloran have will be almost impossible with both players on deals that last until 2020.
Mackay has a year left on his current deal and will be free to sign a pre contract agreement in January with Sevco missing out on a lucrative transfer fee.
So far Caixinha hasn’t held any media conferences with all comments coming from in-house Ibrox sources.
That will change on Wednesday when UEFA stage an open media conference for the Europa League clash with Progres of Luxembourg.
An hour before kick off on Thursday Caixinha will have to publish his team lines with Forrester, Halliday, McKay and O’Halloran certain to be missing.
