As injuries plague Rangers…
Ahead of their upcoming clash with Hibernian this weekend, Rangers are grappling with a wave of injuries that threaten to derail their season-defining aspirations. The extended absences of key players like Danilo, Kieran Dowell, and Abdallah Sima have put pressure on the team’s depth, with star midfielder Todd Cantwell also sidelined.

Adding to the woes, Ridvan Yilmaz’s recent injury setback on international duty has raised concerns. Yilmaz, a mainstay at left-back with 22 appearances this season, suffered a leg injury while on duty for Turkey.

However, a recent report from The Daily Record indicates a potential turnaround in Yilmaz’s situation. Despite initial fears, sources suggest that the injury might not be as severe as anticipated, with a possible return in time for the crucial Celtic clash:

“We’re optimistic about a swift recovery, with hopes of seeing him back in action against Celtic, if all goes well.”

This positive development could be a game-changer for Rangers as they gear up for the high-stakes duel with Celtic. While Borna Barisic remains a reliable option, Yilmaz’s youth and vigor under Philippe Clement’s guidance could offer a fresh dynamic on the pitch.

Clement’s praise for Yilmaz’s resilience and dedication underscores the significance of his potential return during this critical phase of the season. The imminent showdown against Celtic on April 7th looms large, with the outcome potentially shaping the title race’s final stretch.

In a season marked by unpredictability, Rangers will be hoping for a much-needed stroke of luck with Yilmaz’s recovery, as they aim to overcome the odds and triumph in the title race.”