In a candid interview with the Rangers Review, Fashion Sakala reveals the heartbreak of his sudden departure from Rangers and sheds light on his challenging transition to Al-Fayha in Saudi Arabia. Four months after bidding an unexpected farewell to Ibrox, Sakala remains haunted by the abrupt end to his love affair with Rangers. Despite his deep connection with the fans and ambitions for a successful career, the Zambian striker expresses lingering regrets about the manner in which his departure unfolded. Returning to pre-season with enthusiasm, Sakala hoped to be a pivotal part of Michael Beale's revamped forward line. However, the dream quickly turned into a nightmare as he found himself marginalized during a training camp in Germany, with his contributions going unnoticed and unappreciated. Sakala's departure from Rangers, a club he considered home, was justified by Beale from football and financial perspectives. Yet, the player feels he deserved more respect, especially considering his commitment and absence of disciplinary issues. The interview reveals the hurt he experienced as he was asked not to train with the team and left without a proper farewell. Reflecting on his strained relationship with Beale, Sakala discloses that the coach never communicated his plans or the reasons for sidelining him. The deterioration reached a point where he received a call instructing him not to come to the training ground anymore, a bitter pill to swallow for a player who believed Rangers was his home. Despite the challenging circumstances, Sakala's move to Al-Fayha in Saudi Arabia marked a new chapter in his career. He acknowledges the impact of his forced absence from training on his fitness but emphasizes his gratitude for the fresh start.