As a long-term Rangers target who is open to transfer offers, Morgan Whittaker disappears at Plymouth.

Morgan Whittaker, a longtime Rangers target, is currently embroiled in a dispute with Miron Muslic, the new manager of Plymouth Argyle.

After Burnley humiliated Plymouth 5-0 at home, Austrian-Bosnian manager Muslic didn’t hold back when he scolded Morgan Whittaker.

The team is now in the bottom of the English Championship as a result, and Muslic had some harsh things to say about Whittaker when he joined the team.

Despite not being a member of the team or playing a single minute in the game, the forward has apparently been the target of rejected transfer bids.

According to Miron Muslic, Morgan Whittaker “didn’t show up” for the game despite being expected to be included in Plymouth Argyle’s lineup.

It’s unclear if the former Cercle Brugge boss meant that the 24-year-old wasn’t physically or psychologically present. Whittaker has been widely linked to a move to Burnley, who, like Rangers, have long been interested in the gifted former Swansea attacker.

According to BBC Sport, Muslic stated, “Morgan didn’t show up.”