Rangers player Leon Balogun said he is not concerned about Derek Adams’ side but thinks Ross County will attack the Gers on Wednesday with all of their might.
Under Philippe Clement’s leadership, the Germans have won all of their games and are now ranked second.
Rangers, who are scheduled to play Ross County on Wednesday, currently hold the Scottish Premiership title race in their own hands because of a game in hand.
Since their match against Hibernian was postponed over the weekend, Adams’ team has had ten days to relax before traveling to Ibrox. Balogun thinks Ross County will prepare to give it their all since they believe the Rangers will be worn out from their match against Motherwell on Sunday.
The Rangers star, nevertheless, stated that they will continue to concentrate on their game as they have under Clement and expressed that they are not overly concerned about Ross County.
All due respect, I don’t really worry about Ross County too much, but they are probably thinking they can throw everything at us and that we will get tired or something. That’s what Bagogun said to Rangers TV.
They will add value to the game, thus they should be respected.
“They will question us, but in the end, it’s all about us.”
“That is what we have been doing for the past week—just concentrating on ourselves and carrying out our necessary tasks, and thus far, that formula has worked well.”
The last time Rangers faced Ross County in August they came out victorious 2-0 with the help of Kemar Roofe and James Tavernier’s goals.
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