Dr Rajpal Brar claims that Rangers attacker Ross McCausland may be sidelined for weeks due to an injury.
According to the injury expert, it looked like a knock at first, but new information suggests that it might be more complicated.
Michael O’Neill, the manager of Northern Ireland, has missed both of the team’s games during the international break and claims that his situation is “complex.”
Physical therapist and sports scientist Brar spoke exclusively with Ibrox News about his circumstances. He said:
At first, the injury was described as a knock, so it didn’t seem too serious, and he might be able to play in the next game.
“Reducing pain and dysfunction so he could resume training would have been the major objective of treatment at that time.
But now that it’s a complicated problem, there’s a chance that something more serious could happen.
“Not many details are given, but it seems like something that could keep him out for weeks.”
Rangers must wait anxiously for Ross McCausland’s injury.
Due to short- and medium-term injuries, the Rangers already have players like Danilo, Oscar Cortes, Kieran Dowell, Todd Cantwell, and Ridvan Yilmaz on the injury list.
The fact that McCausland, a player who has adapted to the first team quite well, could be sidelined for weeks would surely infuriate Philippe Clement.
When Clement addresses the media next, it will be interesting to see what the scans indicate and how serious the update is.
In other Rangers news, the European league’s biggest clubs have begun their summer transfer window bidding for a first-team player of the Gers, providing an update on the player’s choice.
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