Rangers injury news: Doctor shares Ross McCausland update
Rangers attacker Ross McCausland could potentially be out for weeks with an injury, according to Dr Rajpal Brar.
The injury expert claims that it initially appeared to be a knock but recent developments hint at it being a more complicated one.
Northern Ireland boss Michael O’Neill says that his situation is “complex” and he has missed both games during the international break.
Discussing his situation exclusively with Ibrox News, Brar, a doctor in physical therapy and a sports scientist, said:
“Initially, he was potentially available for the next match and the injury was described as a knock, so at the time, the injury didn’t seem too serious.
“The main goal of treatment then will have been reducing pain and dysfunction to allow him to return to training.
“However, there has been a development over it being a complex issue and that puts him at risk of something more serious.
“There are not too many specifics provided, but this appears something that can keep him out for weeks.“
Rangers face anxious Ross McCausland injury wait
Rangers already have the likes of Danilo, Oscar Cortes, Kieran Dowell, Todd Cantwell and Ridvan Yilmaz on the injury radar with issues they’ve sustained in the short and mid term.
Philippe Clement would undoubtedly be fuming that McCausland, a player who’s handled the jump up to the first team, extremely well, is at risk of being ruled out for weeks.
It remains to be seen what the scans suggest and how serious the update is when Clement speaks to the media next.
In other Rangers news, European league giants have started their summer transfer activity and have launched a bid for a first-team Gers player with an update shared on his decision.
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