Dr Rajpal Brar said that Ryan Jack, a midfielder for Rangers, is anticipated to be sidelined against Dundee because of a muscular issue.

On March 17, the Gers will travel to Dens Park in an attempt to win the Scottish Premiership and cap off the weekend.

The injury specialist believes that unless there is a development behind the scenes, it might be a muscular problem, ruling him out.

Physical therapist and sports scientist Brar, who spoke exclusively with Ibrox News about his circumstances, stated: “Not much information was given other than it’s a slight injury therefore it’s impossible to read more into that.

“You always hope it’s not something more serious like a knock, which usually happens more slowly.
“If it’s been a while, it can be muscular in nature.

“Unless there has been a development behind the scenes, I believe he is still injured.”

Ryan Jack has had difficulty being selected by the Rangers.
The Scotland international has struggled to regain full fitness and has had injury problems the entire season.

The 32-year-old, who saw 13 minutes of action in the first leg versus Benfica, will likely miss some time due to injury.

Along with him, other players who are not allowed to play during the weekend include Oscar Cortes, Abdallah Sima, and Dujon Sterling.