GOOD NEWS: Ranger striker promises to be “back soon” after making significant progress in his injury recovery.
Zak Lovelace, a striker with the Rangers, intends to rejoin the first squad “shortly” after recovering from an injury with the B team.
Three players, including the 18-year-old striker, returned to the Rangers starting lineup after suffering an injury during a B team friendly against Carlisle United.
Lovelace missed the final 3-0 victory over St. Mirren because of a major hamstring injury he suffered in October, his first game as a first-team starter.
In the 1-1 bounce match between Rangers Training Center and Carlisle, Lovelace stated after the game that he hoped the striker’s 45 minutes of play was the beginning of a more serious recuperation.
Zak Lovelace could rejoin the Rangers
After playing a key role for the B Team in the team’s friendly match against Carlisle United, Zak Lovelace spoke with RangersTV.
The striker, who expressed satisfaction with the way his injury has healed so far, is focused on getting back to full fitness and form before joining the team again.
“I felt pretty content,” Lovelace remarked. David McCallum had previously informed me that I might start.
Thus, I had to simply prepare myself psychologically to begin anew and kind of advance to my previous position.
“Dude, it feels great. Nothing has actually gone wrong with it.
As I previously stated, my goal is to return to my previous level of sharpness and where I was.
“I’ll hopefully be returning soon, but I still need to work out a few issues.
“I’m hoping to get 60 against Dundee and then keep going to get 90 the next game.”
Ibrox forward speaks up B Team/Academy duty: Rangers manager Philippe Clement dispatched a number of the team’s periphery first-team players to Carlisle United for a B Team/Academy match.
Leon Balogun, Ben Davies, Nicolas Raskin, Leon King, Bailey Rice, and Robby McCrorie all got off to a good start for the B Team, led by manager David McCallum.
Regarding the seasoned leaders stepping down to the B Team level, Zak Lovelace has stated that the entire experience was positive.
“They are a good team, and it was a good game,” Lovelace remarked. “pushed us to the brink.”Because a few players have experience, it gives the other players more confidence to take on strong opposition.
“We have a few first-team players on staff as well as players that have competed at all levels in other leagues, which kind of helps everyone with our professionalism and progress.”
Zak Lovelace, a 16-year-old striker who went on to make four appearances for the Ibrox top squad, was signed by Rangers from Millwall after the team managed to hold off some elite competition.
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