BREAKING NEWS: Rangers Delighted; positive injury update out of Ibrox.

BREAKING NEWS: Rangers Delighted; positive injury update out of Ibrox.

According to the Rangers injury report,

Abdallah Sima might make a comeback as early as next month.

It could not be too soon before we see him back at Ibrox.

Perhaps a testament to the job Clement is doing in Glasgow is the success Rangers have enjoyed in spite of an ever-growing list of injuries.

The big blow this week for the Ibrox faithful has been the news of Oscar Cortes‘ injury.

The winger on loan from Lens limped off during last week’s win over Kilmarnock and required surgery on what is thought to be a severe muscle issue.

With the return date for the Colombian unknown,

it is unlikely he will be on the pitch anytime soon.

With Cortes’ setback, the number of absentees at Ibrox keeps rising.

Due to a hamstring injury, Todd Cantwell missed several games;

however, it appears that he will make a comeback this month.

At the Rangers,

Cantwell is presently receiving therapy with other first team players,

including as Ross McCausland, Danilo, Kieran Dowell, and Rabbi Matondo.

Even if the situation regarding injuries at Ibrox may seem dire, Abdallah Sima, who last played for Rangers on January 2, has made some encouraging progress this week.
Presenter and former media partner of the Rangers,

David Edgar, shared some significant information regarding Sima’s injuries on the Heart & Hand podcast.

Edgar stated that he “would expect to see him this season” and that “Abdallah Sima’s recovery from his injury is going well.”

Edgar is hopeful that the Senegalese international will return soon,

but he does not know with certainty when the Ibrox supporters can expect to see their hero back on the field. Edgar acknowledges that the exact timetable is unknown, saying,

“At this point, they’re really happy with his recovery,

so I don’t think you can really put a time or a date on it.”

Sima sustained the injury in January while competing for his country at the Africa Cup of Nations.

The striker was anticipated to miss at least two to three months of play after needing knee surgery.

With his recuperation seems to be progressing more quickly than expected,

the 22-year-old will be crucial to Rangers’ efforts to hold onto their slim two-point advantage over Celtic as the season approaches its conclusion.

Based on his season-long statistics, Sima has scored fifteen goals, a total he will be eager to add to upon his return.

Clement will be excited to get his attacker back for the Old Firm derby,

which is scheduled for April 7 and might determine who wins the title this year.

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