Rangers star 'will return' to training next week after lengthy injury

Rangers star ‘will return’ to training next week after lengthy injury absence, journalist has ‘suggested’: report

Since returning to the Dutch Eredivisie, Sam Lammers, a £3 million Rangers loanee, has been finding form again,

making him a “fantastic” addition to FC Utrecht.

longest home unbeaten streak in more than three decades.

For the first time since that stellar spell at Heerenveen back in 2019, the former PSV Eindhoven and Atalanta forward is influencing

games on a weekly basis. And while Lammers did not add to an impressive tally of four goals or assists in six Eredivisie appearances

on Sunday, the Rangers loanee’s key role in a record-breaking 1-0 win away to FC Twente did not go unnoticed.

Former AZ Alkmaar, Excelsior, and ADO Den Haag defender Kees Luijckx calls Lammers a “fantastic” addition to an Utrecht team

that has surged into the top half of the standings following three straight victories.

“Lammers is crucial to the team,” Voetbal Primeur is informed by Luijckx. “Not merely to keep playing football with him after he scored.

Overall, Jans and his team gave a really fantastic effort (against Twente). that they have bounced back

so nicely following a time when they were at their lowest point.

Lammers appeared as though he had plummeted to the lowest point of his dreadful time at the Rangers. The Dutchman’s current

performances stand in striking contrast to his lackluster ones in Glasgow. Earlier in February, the £3 million summer signing showed

off his newly discovered confidence by scoring his first goal for Utrecht from an extremely tight angle against Fortuna Sittard.

“Ibrox’s departure was unanticipated, following a stretch of significant playing time,” Lammers says to Voetbal International. “I

intended to remain in Scotland for an extended period of time after signing a four-year deal there.

“Neither did I have to leave. FC Utrecht promptly took action after registering their interest.

That influenced my decision last month.

“The decisive action, the positive conversations with Jordy Zuidam (technical director) and Ron Jans (head coach), the confidence I

felt, the club as a whole, my ambition to continue playing full matches every week…

“I want to keep assisting Utrecht in getting back where the team belongs in the standings. That entails playing football in Europe,”

Lammers continues. “I want to demonstrate the lessons I’ve learned in the last year, boost my returns,

and contribute significantly to FC Utrecht.”

“We haven’t considered the season’s second half yet. What follows this season will be interesting to see.

However, I hope to make an impression while I’m here.

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