Doctor: A sports star injury might keep a Rangers player out until early March.

Doctor: Rangers player likely to be ruled out until early March with sports star injury

Dr Rajpal Brar said that Kieran Dowell, a midfielder for Rangers, will probably be eased back into training in early March.

The 26-year-old is expected to be sidelined due to a sports hernia injury, which is a regular occurrence among football players,

according to the injury expert.

He has been out of action since Gers picked up a 3-1 victory against Kilmarnock on 2 January. Discussing his situation exclusively with

Ibrox News, Brar, a doctor in physical therapy and a sports scientist, said: “Not many specifics were given by the club but based on the

timeline and surgery, my guess is he’s dealing with osteitis pubis known as a sports hernia which is quite common in footballers.

“The best way to re-integrate is gradually and methodically with constant assessment. “He will not be returning to training in February

and will be eased back in early next month.

Dowell will be welcome boost for Rangers once fit

“He could play a few bounce matches before he’s ready for 90 minutes.“

When healthy, Dowell will be a valuable asset to the Rangers.

In February, it was reported that he sustained an injury after getting his foot caught in an improper pitch.

He’ll be gradually brought back up to speed, and it’s unclear how Philippe Clement plans to maximize his potential.

Although the 26-year-old can play higher up the field, he has started the season in a deeper midfield position.

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