On course” Gers absentee in Clement return update, could form deadly duo with Cortes

Knowing that it might take some time for any of the players to return, Philippe Clement is doing a fantastic job of rotating the players that are and aren’t available for Rangers at the moment.

Fortunately, Todd Cantwell’s injury is only expected to last a few weeks. However, at this point in the season, he will miss important games and become less fit for action. In the meanwhile, the Gers manager is making the most of his team’s ingenuity, as we seen brilliantly on Saturday at Ibrox.

This does not imply that the players who are not present are not missed; Philippe Clement offers an update on Abdallah Sima, a 22-year-old who was scoring a goal for Rangers every two games before to suffering an injury while on international service.

Oscar Cortes has entered the game to take Sima’s place on the left side of the attack, but because of his two feet, he can also play on the other wing.

The Colombian’s ability to establish an assault and advance play in a more controlled manner is something that Sima occasionally lacks.

Philippe Clement in Abdallah Sima update as Rangers fans waitSima occasionally loses possession unless the ball is played in front of him, but his finishing ability is undeniable.

Before Rangers’ Scottish Premiership match against Kilmarnock tonight, Clement was questioned about Abdallah Sima’s progress in his recuperation and whether or not a return to the team was likely in the near future

He has reportedly been practicing on the grass and has been spotted at Auchenhowie; nevertheless, any type of muscular damage that necessitates surgery will inevitably take longer than three months to heal.

Dujon Sterling is the most recent player given a shot, and it appears that he will lose the jersey. This is still a problem on the right side.

Although Ross McCausland has had a fantastic season for his breakout, his final ball and shooting lack a clinical edge.

As for Scott Wright, his work rate is commendable but his final ball has never been consistent or good enough.

The dream is to see Abdallah Sima and Oscar Cortes in the same Rangers team together before the end of the season in what would finally be the sort of pairing that would have both the manager, and the fans, happy.