After suffering a hamstring injury, Rangers striker Abdallah Sima may be out for up to three months, according to Dr. Rajpal Brar.
According to the injury expert, the club may have benched him as a precaution following his recent extended absence, but it is difficult to tell at this time.
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Over the next several days, scans are anticipated; pending the results, there is a slim chance that he won’t be able to play for the remainder of the season.
Physical therapist and sports scientist Brar spoke exclusively with Ibrox News about his circumstances. He said:
According to how I interpret it, the club is hoping that the player’s injury is minor and that he was taken off as a precaution because of his history of injuries.
The worst-case scenario would be a ruptured hamstring, which would need more than three months off.
“This week, the club will perform scans to determine the extent of the injury.”
Rangers anxiously await word on Abdallah Sima’s injury
Given Sima’s big impact on the club, the Rangers will be praying his injury is not too serious.
His availability is essential to the Gers’ attempt to win the championship again because his efforts have been essential to the team’s success.
Considering how recently he recovered from an injury, another setback would cause him to finish his season early, which would be a huge loss for the team.
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For Rangers, Abdallah Sima has been excellent this season.
Both the team and the supporters will be anxious to learn the extent of his injury and to see him return to the starting lineup for the remaining important games.
over other Rangers news, Heart and Hand have rendered a decision over the departure of Connor Goldson, John Lundstram, and James Tavernier from Ibrox this summer.
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