‘That’s my home’ – Dapo Mebude reveals dream of becoming the ‘main man’ at Rangers

Dapo Mebude says Rangers is his “home” and has revealed his desire to one day return and become the “main man” at Ibrox.

Mebude, 22, played just one senior game for Rangers before joining Watford.

From there, he was loaned to AFC Wimbledon before settling down long-term

with his present employers, Oostende in Belgium.

The adaptable attacker, who can play up front or on the left flank,

is eager to return to Glasgow and make waves for the team

where he spent ten years growing up and developing.

He stated to The Athletic, “One of my goals is to go back to Rangers one day.”

“I would adore being the main man at Ibrox, netting goals.” I live there.

Dapo Mebude aiming to develop into a Rangers star from afar

Mebude scored goals with abandon for several Rangers

young teams during his stellar academy days,

but he hasn’t been able to carry that success into his professional career.

Making 32 appearances for the English third-tier team in all competitions,

he earned invaluable first-team experience in League One with AFC Wimbledon in 2021–2022,

but injuries have kept him from extending that momentum in Belgium.

During his debut season with Oostende,

Mebude was not given many opportunities due to the club’s

relegation to the second level.

Mebude’s chances of being granted further chances to prove his worth increased with his tier drop,

but an automobile mishap has kept him from having the influence he could this term.

The forward is eager to make up for lost time and start

realizing his enormous potential as soon as he gets back.

Rangers will definitely throw up their arms to have him back home if and when he succeeds in doing that.

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