JUST IN: Rangers star may never play again at Ibrox, according to recent reports.
Rangers star may never play again at Ibrox, according to recent reports.
Rangers forward Abdallah Sima will not only miss the Celtic match, but he may also miss future appearances at Ibrox, according to news this week. Dr Rajpal Brar, an injury expert, has exclusively told Ibrox News that the 22-year-old may require hamstring surgery.
Sima thought to have recovered from his injury problems, but this latest setback may bring an early stop to his season, with him returning to Brighton in June. Dr. Brar said: “I’m not sure if it’s a reinjury, but if it’s just tightness in his hamstring, he could return before the season.” “If this is a recurring condition that does not appear to be responding well to rehab and treatment, surgery might be considered, which would result in his missing all of the remaining games, or he could have it in the summer.
“The club seem hopeful of his return and it remains to be seen how serious it is, but at this stage, surgery cannot be ruled out.” Will Abdallah Sima play again for the Rangers? Sima’s injury predicament has called his future at Ibrox into question.
As a loanee from Brighton, his loan will expire at the end of the season, which is in May.
Given his injury worries, Sima may not play for the Rangers again this season, particularly if surgery is required. The question surrounding his condition could jeopardize his chances of staying at Ibrox beyond the loan time.
If Sima is unable to play again this season, it may impact Rangers’ choice to pursue a permanent contract or Brighton’s desire to sell him. Injuries can play a key role in transfer decisions, as teams may be hesitant to invest in a player who is experiencing fitness concerns.
Furthermore, Brighton may reconsider Sima’s future with the club based on his rehabilitation and the potential impact on his play.
