Ibrox club Glasgow Rangers midfielder Niko Kranjcar comments on his injury problems.

Croatian midfielder Niko Kranjcar joined Rangers in the summer of 2016, but his career at the Ibrox club has been plagued largely by injuries.
The former Spurs player managed only 15 appearances in all competitions last season. His arrival at the Glasgow club excited Rangers fans who expected him to replicate the form that once lit up the Premier League.
The 33-year-old wasn’t fit when he joined New York Cosmos and injuries have prevented him from make an impact at his new club.

Kranjcar admits that the Rangers fans have only seen glimpses of his ability. He adds that he is not happy with himself and his form.
Now fully fit Kranjcar wants to show his true worth to the fans. He reveals that he has recovered from the knee injury, and happy to be playing football again.

However, Kranjcar does not feel that his knee will ever be like before, but he is adamant that he can still be a positive influence at Ibrox.
“I can’t be happy with myself, my form or the team’s form this season,” said Kranjcar, as quoted by the Daily Record.
“The knee is alright now and I’m just happy to be playing football again. I don’t think my knee will ever be as it was before. But you just live with it on a daily basis and work hard to get the most out of yourself.”
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