Rangers injury news: Doctor shares end-of-season Abdallah Sima update.

Dr Rajpal Brar suggests that Rangers forward Abdallah Sima may not play again this season.

The 22-year-old suffered a devastating thigh injury while on international duty with Senegal earlier this year.

Philippe Clement is expected to miss several months due to a Grade 4 muscular tear.

In an exclusive interview with Ibrox News, Brar, a physical therapist and sports scientist, revealed:

“He had a major thigh injury while on international service that necessitated surgery.

“His daily routine will consist of gradually increasing his strength, mobility, and neuromuscular control in the affected area while also maintaining fitness in other areas, all while managing pain and discomfort.

“The best case sounds like he returns in April and out and the worst case is around three months out which rules him out for the rest of the season.”

Sima’s absence is a major setback to Rangers.

The 22-year-old was one of the few players to hit the ground running since joining Rangers, and Philippe Clement will have been looking forward to his return after January.

In 20 league appearances, the Senegalese attacker has 10 goals and two assists, establishing himself as a trustworthy left winger.

He’s also played a few games on the right flank and has remained a goal threat.

The club will be hopeful that he recovers fast and can resume where he left off.