Dean Shiels wants reassurances over his future at Rangers The Northern Ireland midfielder was one of McCoist's marquee signings when he left Kilmarnock, where he had been part of the League Cup winning side against Celtic, to join the newco fronted by Charles Green in July 2012. However, the former Hibernian and Doncaster Rovers player has become increasingly dissatisfied with his situation and his agent, Sam Morrow, is hoping that McCoist can offer him some succour. "Dean has been fit for two months now," said Morrow. He's been working hard and even doing extra training - he's champing at the bit to play again. We're in the dark as to why he hasn't featured more often. I left a message for Ally last week but he hasn't got back to me yet. I appreciate that this has been a hectic schedule for the club and I'm not trying to tell him how to do his job. I'm just looking to have a chat so we can help Dean to stay focused. As a footballer you can become disillusioned when you're not playing. It can be difficult doing all the hard graft during the week and then having nothing to show for it on a Saturday. In Dean's case, there is added frustration because he wasn't left out due to a loss of form but because of injury and it's been a long time now since he was playing regularly. Shiels has no desire to leave Ibrox and, in any case, he has two-and-a-half years remaining on his contract. "All he wants to do is play for Glasgow Rangers, the club that he loves," said Morrow. I'm sure Ally will get in touch with me whenever he gets a minute but we're just looking for a little reassurance from him. There were rumours the other week that Dean had been told he can leave if he could find another club but that's absolute rubbish and I saw that Ally had confirmed that, too. His position is different from fringe players who haven't been getting a game for other reasons I'm sure that it's just a matter of time before Dean is playing for Rangers again. He's a very talented boy and it's just over a year-and-a-half ago that he had been short-listed by the PFA as one of the top four players in the SPL. Dean just wants to show the Rangers fans what they have in him and, of course, there is also his situation with Northern Ireland to be taken into consideration. He was a regular starter under Michael O'Neill when he was fit but he needs to be playing for Rangers to be considered once the international games come round again.