Rangers player on the brink of tears after what happened in last 24 hours - report

Rangers defender Neraysho Kasanwirjo was on the brink of tears after his injury on Monday, according to the Daily Record.

The news outlet reported (18 November) that he appeared heartbroken after sustaining the injury in the Netherlands v England Under-21s game on 18 November.

It has been reported as an apparent serious knee injury and the footage shows that the 22-year-old immediately had his hands on his knee before being taken off.

Rangers defender Neraysho Kasanwirjo appears to have sustained a pretty bad injury

His emotional response, appearing on the verge of tears as he was helped off the pitch, indicates the severity of the injury.

Such a reaction from a player unfortunately suggests a significant issue especially if it was a non-contact one.

Knee injuries, particularly when they evoke this level of distress, often involve serious damage like ligament tears or cartilage injuries, which typically require extensive recovery time.

The immediate concern for Rangers fans and the club is the potential long-term absence of Kasanwirjo, who has shown promise and versatility in defence.

There will be scans conducted in the next 24 hours and the hope will be that it’s better than what was first feared.

The last thing the 22-year-old would want is a gruelling injury setback after being playing regularly of late.

In other Rangers news, an update has emerged on the club hiring a manager like former Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou.

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