Breaking News: £75k per week Ex-Manchester United star can overcome 18 months of pain to play crucial Rangers role

Breaking News: £75k per week Ex-Manchester United star can overcome 18 months of pain to play crucial Rangers role

Breaking News: £75k per week Ex-Manchester United star can overcome 18 months of pain to play crucial Rangers role

Nobody will be more irritated than the Welshman Tom Lawrence as he continues to make appearances at Ibrox in the Rangers first team.

The signing of the former Derby County captain, who was nearing the end of his contract, by the Gers in the summer of 2022 was

possibly the team’s biggest acquisition of the summer transfer window.

The former Manchester United player, hoping to finally seize his opportunity at Ibrox, was struck down by the Rangers curse after a

career largely free of injuries.

Ibrox supporters have only ever seen flashes of a player with as much potential as anyone in Scottish football,

which has resulted in 18 months of intense frustration.

Now, as demonstrated by his passionate and focused performance against Ross County, Lawrence, a talented 30-year-old midfielder,

appears eager to make up lost ground.

Tom Lawrence return could be crucial for Rangers

Tom Lawrence has been a major factor in Rangers’ play over the past 18 months, but his absence has been made worse by a serious injury issue.

Lawrence was a big earner who was brought in to have an instant impact, but his knee injury interrupted

his season in September of last year.

This campaign, the Welshman experienced yet another setback during his comeback, so Philippe Clement’s

fitness team is currently cautiously working him back to full fitness.

As the next few weeks and months progress, we expect Tom Lawrence to emerge as a key player

for Rangers and a potentially crucial one in the title run in.

One-time Manchester United talent to take Ibrox chance

Tom Lawrence, who will likely start against Ross County in a deeper midfield role, may hold the secret to breaking through defenses

who are adamant about playing with ten men behind the ball.

The Welsh international is a dynamic and direct player who can score goals and cause havoc for the opposition by assaulting the box

from a distance. He can also dribble past people and strike from distance.

In addition to playing across the offensive third, the adaptable Lawrence can fill a number

10 role and appear on either flank or behind the striker.

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