“Rangers Hit by Double Injury Blow During International Break – Fans Fear for Key Players”

As Rangers’ first-team stars headed out on international duty, Ibrox fans were hoping for a smooth return with no new injury concerns. However, the club has once again been struck by the injury bug, a recurring issue that has plagued the Gers for over three years. With several key, high-profile players already sidelined, the latest injury setbacks from the international break have only added to the growing headache for manager Philippe Clement. Rangers’ injury woes show no sign of easing, leaving supporters on edge as the club faces another potential setback in their already injury-hit season.

“But as Rangers fans anxiously await the returns of key players like Rabbi Matondo, Danilo, Oscar Cortes, Ridvan Yilmaz, Tom Lawrence, and Dujon Sterling, two international stars have now added to Philippe Clement’s growing injury headache.”

“Rangers Fans Devastated as Neraysho Kasanwirjo Leaves Dutch U21s in Tears After Injury”

Rangers supporters were left heartbroken as images of Neraysho Kasanwirjo, the 22-year-old Dutch defender, leaving the pitch in tears after an injury during the Netherlands U21s’ match against England surfaced. The Feyenoord loanee had begun to find his rhythm at Ibrox, showing glimpses of the potential that made him an exciting addition to the Rangers squad. However, it was with the Oranje that Kasanwirjo’s promising spell took a tragic turn. Rangers fans will now be anxiously awaiting updates on the extent of his injury, fearing another setback for the defender and his contributions to the team.

“Neraysho Kasanwirjo Leaves the Pitch in Tears After Painful Knee Injury – Rangers Fans Hope for Good News”

Rangers fans were left fearing the worst as Neraysho Kasanwirjo was forced off the pitch in tears following a painful knee injury during the Netherlands U21s’ clash with England. The 22-year-old defender, who had only been subbed on in the 13th minute, suffered the injury in the second half, leaving the pitch visibly distraught. Kasanwirjo, who had shown promise since his arrival at Rangers on loan from Feyenoord, will now be anxiously awaiting further assessments, with fans hoping the injury is not as serious as it first appeared.

“Neraysho Kasanwirjo Leaves the Field in Tears After Knee Injury – Rangers Fans Hold Their Breath for Update”

Rangers supporters are on edge after Neraysho Kasanwirjo was forced off the pitch in tears following a knee injury during the Netherlands U21s’ match against England. The 22-year-old went down clutching his knee after what appeared to be an innocuous challenge in the box. Having only recently come on as a substitute in the 13th minute, Kasanwirjo’s distress has left fans anxiously awaiting news on the extent of the injury. With his promising form at Ibrox, Rangers fans are hoping the setback won’t be as serious as it initially looked.

“Rangers Fans Concerned as Ross McCausland Becomes Latest Injury Casualty from International Duty”

Rangers’ injury woes continue to mount after 21-year-old winger Ross McCausland was sent home early from Northern Ireland’s international camp due to a foot injury. The injury prevented McCausland from featuring in Northern Ireland’s final UEFA Nations League matches against Belarus (2-0) and Luxembourg (2-2). The setback adds to the growing list of injuries affecting Rangers players, with Neraysho Kasanwirjo’s knee injury already casting a shadow over the club’s preparations. Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill confirmed the injury, with McCausland now a doubt for Rangers’ upcoming fixtures as the team hopes for a quick recovery.

“Rangers’ Ross McCausland and Jamal Lewis Sent Home from International Duty with Injuries”

Rangers fans are concerned as winger Ross McCausland and loanee Jamal Lewis have both been sent home early from Northern Ireland’s international camp due to injuries. McCausland arrived with a foot issue, and after assessment, Northern Ireland manager Michael O’Neill confirmed it was best for the 21-year-old to return to his club. Lewis, who joined from Newcastle on loan, also left the camp due to an ankle injury. O’Neill reassured fans that despite the absences, Northern Ireland had a strong squad to handle their UEFA Nations League fixtures, but both injuries will likely have Rangers supporters anxiously awaiting further updates.