Ryan Jack to never play for Rangers again as crushing news emerges
Ryan Jack may never feature for Rangers again as Michael Beale delivered another injury blow regarding the midfielder.
With not long left to go until the end of the season, the Gers manager revealed that the midfielder will now be ruled out for three to four weeks.
This means that he’ll not only be missing the game over the weekend, but will also not be available for the season’s biggest remaining clash against Celtic in the cup.
Beale said in his press conference on 21 April, “I think Ryan Jack will be three or four weeks.”
At 31, Jack’s body appears to be giving way and he’s been suffering a number of injuries over the past few months.
With his contract running out at the end of the season, there is a feeling that handing him a new deal may not be the best idea in the world.
While he’s undoubtedly an extremely talented player and makes the Rangers eleven whenever he’s fit, the occasions of that happening are few and far between.
If the club do not show any progress and take a step or two in the other direction, the pressure will mount on Beale for not matching expectations.
He’s got to be ruthless and let go of players that do not want to be there or cannot be counted on when the chips are down.
Signing a new midfielder like Jack may be expensive but it’s not beyond reach and it’s certainly something that Rangers need to do.
It may be a tough decision to make but it appears to be the right one.
In other Rangers news, the club may now approach a sporting director who built a Champions League winning team and can hire him for free.