Rangers winger Oscar Cortes has revealed surgery on a muscle injury has been a “success” as a Colombian journalist raises hopes of the kid playing again this season.
The 20-year-old winger hobbled off Kilmarnock’s contentious Rugby Park field last week after Rangers defeated Derek McInnes’ squad 2-1 while holding his hamstring.
Then, Rangers manager Philippe Clement shocked the crowd by revealing that the injury is “severe,” albeit he did not provide a rough recovery timeline.
Oscar Cortes had worries about playing for Rangers again because to his injury history when he signed a loan-to-buy agreement with RC Lens during the January transfer window.
Oscar Cortes: an injury-related surgery “success”
Oscar Cortes is now focusing on getting back into the Ibrox fold as soon as possible,
and he has resorted to Instagram to say that the operation on his muscular injury went as planned.
The winger shared a photo of himself lying on a hospital bed along with the following caption,
which is translated from Spanish:
“Thanks to God, everything went well. We’ll be back soon
While we wish Oscar Cortes the best of luck throughout his recuperation from surgery and return from injury,
the post has unavoidably raised expectations that Rangers will see the winger once more this season.
This season, could Rangers see a Colombian winger?
Although Oscar Cortes may miss up to three months of play due to an injury,
Philippe Clement was reluctant to provide an estimated time frame.
But there are rising expectations that the young player can contribute to the team this season due to the Instagram post and certain remarks made by Colombian journalist Pipe Sierra.
Oscar Cortes will be sidelined for two weeks due to a muscular issue, according to a post made by Sierra on the social media platform X.
The Colombian writer added that Rangers will oversee Cortes’s recuperation following an initial meeting with the Ligue 1 team,
even though the winger will still be playing for RC Lens.
Oscar Cortes left Colombian team FC Millonarios for RC Lens in the summer in a reputed €4.5 million (£3.8 million) transfer,
but things haven’t gone as planned in France.
The South American attacker, who the Rangers acquired in January,
has had a great start to his Ibrox career. In seven games, he has scored once and provided two assists.
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