‘Have I lost it? Did I ever have it?’ – Rangers star questioned own ability during year to forget

LYALL CAMERON questioned his own ability during a year to forget — and admitted he feared he’d “lost it”. The midfielder joined Rangers last summer from Dundee, but struggled to make an impact and was farmed out on loan to…

By Neil Robertson · The Scottish Sun

Published: Wednesday, 28 October 2026 at 8:00 AM

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Rangers midfielder Lyall Cameron admitted he questioned his ability after struggling for regular game time over the past year.
Cameron joined Dundee United on loan just before the transfer window shut following discussions with Rangers manager Derek McInnes.
The 24-year-old has started five straight games and scored two goals under Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin.

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Rangers midfielder Lyall Cameron has admitted he questioned his ability and feared he had "lost it" during a difficult year. The 24-year-old struggled for playing time after moving to Ibrox from Dundee, leading to a loan stint at Aberdeen before joining Dundee United on loan just before the transfer window closed.

Cameron has since rediscovered his form under Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin, starting five consecutive matches and scoring two goals. Speaking ahead of United's league clash against Celtic at Celtic Park, Cameron credited regular game time, supportive family, and feeling appreciated by Goodwin for reviving his confidence.

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