Rangers midfielder Kieran Dowell is likely to be eased back into training in early March, according to Dr Rajpal Brar
According to the injury expert, the 26-year-old would most likely be ruled out due to a sports hernia injury,
which is prevalent among football players.
He has been out of action since Gers’ 3-1 victory against Kilmarnock on January 2.
Brar, a doctor of physical therapy and a sports scientist,
spoke exclusively with Ibrox News about his condition.
“The club did not provide many facts, but based on the timeframe and operation,
I believe he has osteitis pubis, sometimes known as a sports hernia,
which is prevalent in footballers.
“The best way to reintegrate is gradually and deliberately, with ongoing assessment.
“He will not return to training in February but will be eased back in early next month.
“”The most effective way to reintegrate is gradually and thoughtfully, with continuing assessment.
“He will not return to training in February but will be eased back in early next month.
“The 26-year-old is capable of playing higher up the pitch, but he has been employed in a deeper midfield role this season.
In other Rangers news, a former Liverpool and Everton player has revealed an offer to make a permanent move to Ibrox.
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