Abdallah Sima’s tenure at Rangers may soon come to an end following recent comments from Philippe Clement. The Senegal international, who arrived on loan from Brighton last summer, has been plagued by injuries throughout 2024.
Having endured multiple setbacks and lengthy spells on the sidelines, Sima’s playing time has been limited. Despite Clement hinting at a return for the game against Hearts, it’s clear that the 22-year-old won’t be operating at full capacity given his ongoing recovery process.
As the pivotal clash against Hearts approaches and with a crucial cup final against Celtic looming, it seems unlikely that Sima will feature prominently. Clement’s cautious approach suggests that Sima will only see limited minutes, likely as a substitute rather than a starter.
The uncertainty surrounding Sima’s future adds another layer of complexity. With no official decision on his permanent transfer or potential interest from Brighton, it’s possible that he may not don the Rangers jersey again after the current season.
Although Sima has made a significant impact with 15 goals and two assists this season, his future remains uncertain. As the season draws to a close, the possibility of him starting another game for Rangers seems increasingly remote, casting a shadow over his tenure at the club.
