Rangers injury blow as Danilo and Tom Lawrence ruled out

Tom Lawrence and Danilo were hurt during Rangers’ victory over Hearts; the striker could need knee surgery. Rangers play Dundee in the Scottish Premiership on Saturday, with a 3 p.m. kickoff.

An enormous double injury setback has befallen Rangers just before one of the most crucial periods of the team’s season.

Due to a knee injury sustained against Hearts on Wednesday night, forward Danilo could need surgery. Meanwhile, midfielder Tom Lawrence will be out until at least the winter break due to a muscular issue that prevented him from playing during the first half at Tynecastle.

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Rangers prepare for the Viaplay Cup final against Aberdeen at Hampden Park on Thursday night after their last Europa League group match against Real Betis in Spain. On Saturday, they face Dundee in the decisive Premiership.

Kemar Roofe is still not fit to play for ninety minutes, and Scott Wright, Ryan Jack, and Nico Raskin are all out due to different injuries.

Late in Rangers’ victory over Hearts, Danilo suffered a knee injury. Rangers manager Philippe Clement, who will search the transfer market in January for a replacement for Danilo, stated: “That is not good because Tom will be out until the winter break and Danilo will also be out until that time.”

Danilo’s knee injury was from a poor tackle during the game, which is an unfortunate circumstance that happens in sports. He suffered a knee issue as a result of collision.

Tom Lawrence had to leave Tynecastle early. “It could be a long-term issue because it’s likely he needs surgery,”

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“It is a big blow for the players because they were really motivated, they were performing well and it is now time to focus on the guys who are fit because we have really important games now.”