Rangers stars 'use physio hotel rooms to bonk women' as fuming WAG 'catches ace'

Rangers stars allegedly used hotel rooms that had been booked out for physio session to hook-up with women.

An insider at the Scottish giants has claimed the club had booked out the hotel rooms so players could use them for physio sessions - however, it emerged they were being used for secret hook-ups and bonking sessions, before one player is said to have been rumbled by a WAG.

According to The Sun, the WAG "hit the roof" when she found out and contacted the club about the rooms. The report adds that a member of Rangers' physio team has since been suspended by the Scottish giants as a result. However, Rangers told the Daily Star's sister title sister title the Scottish Daily Express they "will not be commenting on speculation", adding: "We expect the highest standards from anyone representing Rangers. We can confirm no internal investigations have taken place here."

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A source told the Scottish Sun: It appears the rooms were booked under the umbrella of the physio department. But obviously some players have been taking advantage of this arrangement.

"Its understood that at least one hotel being used was in London. When the wife of one of them found out about her husbands cheating, she hit the roof and went to the very top - demanding something was done.

And that is when this landed at the door of the clubs medical department. Afterwards, one of the medical team was then effectively told he was being suspended."

However, another source has claimed there's anger inside the club as one of the members of staff has become "the fall guy" while the players have "dodged punishment".

It's claimed the fallout has been a hot topic in WhatsApp groups involving players and staff. And it's unclear if the footballers involved actually received any physiotherapy during the hotel trips.

A source added to The Sun: It has now been known about for several weeks. Players, wives and staff have all been talking about it in separate group chats.

The Gers are currently second in the Scottish Premiership, trailing hearts who have emerged as surprise leaders as they aim to become the first club to upset the Celtic and Rangers duopoly since Aberdeen in 1985.

Daily Star Sport has contacted Rangers for comment

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