Philippe Clement looking increasingly likely to allow the Croatian to leave Ibrox at the end of the season.

Borna Barisic’s performance at Rugby Park needs to be considerably better if he hopes to stay at Rangers and secure a new contract.

Ridvan Yilmaz saved the day at halftime, earning a generous 2/10 on the player ratings. It appears that Gers manager Philippe Clement will likely let the Croatian leave Ibrox at the end of the campaign.

Although Borna Barisic, 31, has been a good addition to the Rangers for the past six seasons, it is now appropriate for him to play football elsewhere next season and for the club to take a different turn.

Borna Barisic is now preparing for Rangers’ summer departure.

Recent reports suggest that the seasoned left-back will receive plenty of offers.

Given that Dinamo Zagreb has been associated with them for the past two windows, it wouldn’t be shocking to see Barisic return home to take care of unresolved business.

When he was younger, he was at the Croatian champions, and they might be building on their victory in the highly competitive Supersport HNL title race.

But the future is what we have witnessed from Ridvan Yilmaz in the last few months.

At first, Barisic appeared to be preferred over Ridvan by Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Michael Beale, and Philippe Clement, but now that he is healthy and has played a number of games, there is only one victor.

Although Barisic was never the fastest, he appeared sluggish and uneasy in a one-on-one match against Killie.

Something the little Turk can never be accused of.

Borna Barisic is more frequently benched than he should be for other reasons, as evidenced by the DataMB analysis between the two Rangers left backs.

Although it would seem that the 6 feet 1 inch tall Barisic would be more adept in the air, Ridvan is the obvious winner when it comes to beating opponents and moving the ball up the field.

The only advantage Barisic had over Ridvan in the past was that he was a better ball crosser, but in recent weeks, we’ve also seen how much the younger player has improved—to the point where he was our most dangerous player in the loss to Motherwell.

There is only ever going to be one result when your one trick isn’t good enough to keep you on the team.

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