BREAKING NEWS:£3.8m star could’ve played final game for Gers

BREAKING NEWS:£3.8m star could’ve played final game for Gers

Popular fan-run publication Four Lads Had a Dream is a prominent voice in the media around the Ibrox club, and Stevie Clifford is a highly esteemed authority on all things Rangers.

Oscar Cortes, who had made a great start at Ibrox, as well as Rangers and the supporters would be extremely disappointed by the news.

Following Rangers’ sad 2-1 weekend loss to Motherwell, Stevie Clifford, a former Ibrox media partner, expressed his belief that the team’s terrible injury luck has now caught up with them.

Rangers are missing a lot of important players, especially in the midfield and front lines, and Cortes may be out for up to 12 weeks.

Stevie Clifford, who is well-known to have strong ties to the team, revealed this during his remarks on the Rangers Review’s Morning Briefing on April 3.

Oscar Cortes facing three month injury?

Clifford remarked, “You get that blow with the Oscar Cortes news right before (the game with Motherwell).”

“I believe that our football team is the only one in the world right now that can have a player who kind of walks off holding his hamstring signaling he’s ok only to find out he might be out for three months.

Prior to the Kilmarnock game, Rangers manager Philippe Clement did not provide a timeframe for the injury, although he did characterize it as “severe.”

The prognosis is definitely not good, and he suggested that he would provide supporters with more information after speaking with a specialist and parent club RC Lens.

Oscar Cortes is only 20 years old, so we’re confident the young player will recover from his injury in due course, but this setback will severely hamper his goals and aspirations for this season.

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