Kemar Roofe facing Rangers last chance as Barry Ferguson delivers call to arms to save Ibrox career.
Since his arrival in Glasgow under Steven Gerrard, the striker has struggled with injuries.
Barry Ferguson believes Kemar Roofe has one last chance to save his Rangers career.
Since Steven Gerrard signed him from Anderlecht, the striker has struggled with injuries at Ibrox.
This season, he scored the winning goal against Real Betis in Seville to secure top spot in the section and go to the last 16 of the Europa League.
However, he has struggled to maintain a constant level of fitness.Due to Philippe Clement’s absence and Danilo’s long-term
injury, Cyriel Dessers and January recruit Fabio Silva have taken on more responsibilities for the Light Blues.
Roofe was back on the training pitch, hoping to come back into match action as Rangers and Celtic compete for the Scottish
Premiership title. They are tied on points and goal difference with 13 games remaining, while the Ibrox men are also participating
in the Scottish Cup and Europe after winning the League Cup earlier this year.
Ferguson is confident in Roofe’s abilities and believes he has the potential to be a key player if he can receive minutes in the final stretch. When it comes to scoring a vital goal, he believes that no one can beat the hitman in the box.
He told Go Radio that his Rangers career has been limited by injuries. You’ve heard my thoughts on Kemar Roofe. I think he’s an excellent centre forward. Without a doubt, it is keeping him fit.
“This is probably his last chance to save his Rangers career for the postseason. If you can get him back in shape, I believe he has the potential to be a major player. I’m not saying start because Dessers is doing so well.
His form has improved. Fabio Silva is currently scoring a few goals. But when it comes to scoring, no one beats Kemar Roofe. “He’s a predator inside the box.”
Fellow expert Stephen McGinn added: “What the Rangers might do is see if he can replicate what he accomplished in the first half
of the season. Get him fit enough to be a viable option in one of the major games. His goal at Betis brought the club a lot of
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