“Mysterious” circumstances are said to surround the latest injury picked up by Rangers star Tom Lawrence, according to the Scottish Daily Mail.
Following the 1-0 victory over Hearts, the newspaper reported in print on December 7th, page 82, that the Welshman is unable to buy a break at Ibrox.
After Lawrence was substituted due to an injury, summer signing Jose Cifuentes took over, though it’s still unclear what the injury was.
Rangers gradually got back on track after midfielder Tom Lawrence suffered a new injury under strange circumstances after 16 minutes, they wrote.
“The Welsh midfielder, plagued by injuries, can’t afford a break.”
Throughout Lawrence’s career, whether playing for his country or at the club level, injuries have been a recurring theme.
The 29-year-old has only made 20 appearances since joining the Gers on a free transfer last summer,
missing 49 games due to an Achilles tendon problem. [Transfermarkt]
His turbulent past and extended periods of inactivity make his enormous number of clubs all the more empathetic. The only team Lawrence played for more than 50 times was Derby County, where he rose to captain status while residing in the Midlands.
Lawrence has the potential to be one of Philippe Clement’s most crucial players if he can maintain his fitness.
His versatility as a midfielder has been facilitated by his leadership qualities, passing range, dribbling ability, and even eye for goal.
But faith in the seasoned Welshman might have wain. Not faith in his performance, but rather confidence that he won’t get hurt again.
In other Rangers news, the Player of the Match in the team’s most recent victory over St. Mirren demonstrated “awareness” to a journalist.
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