KENNY Miller’s agent has launched a stinging attack at Rangers after the striker was frozen out of Pedro Caixinha’s first-team squad.
The Rangers manager has not selected veteran frontman Miller since a series of dressing room leaks in the wake of last month’s defeat to Old Firm rivals Celtic.
Caixinha said last week that Miller was still “one of ours” but he was again absent for Friday night’s win over St Johnstone.
Now Miller’s representative Dave Baldwin has had his say, posting on Instagram: “The ‘inferral’ that this guy above is anything other than one of the best ‘professionals’ of the last 20 years is a joke.
“If @rangersfc have a ‘leak,’ ‘rat’ or a ‘traitor’ in the ranks then they should say who it is and deal with it rather than leave one man hung out to dry!!!
“To make those accusations and then leave Kenny out of the squad and not say a word is embarrassing...”
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