Glasgow Rangers midfielder Graham Dorrans is reportedly in Leeds regarding his ankle problem and could miss the start of the new season for the Ibrox club.
Rangers midfielder Graham Dorrans could miss the start of next season, according to The Scottish Sun.
It has been reported that the Rangers midfielder is in Leeds to see a specialist about his ankle and undergo scans.
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Dorrans left Rangers’ training camp on Thursday due to pain in his ankle, and the midfielder could now reportedly not be ready for Steven Gerrard’s side’s opening game of the new season against Shkupi in the Europa League qualifiers on July 12.
Concern for Dorrans
Dorrans suffered an ankle injury during the final weeks of the past season, and it will be a concern for the 31-year-old that the problem persists.
Hopefully for the Scotland international, the specialist he will reportedly see in Leeds will be able to sort the issue.
Stats
Dorrans has been on the books of Rangers since the summer of 2017 when he joined from Norwich City in the Championship in England for a transfer fee reported by The Daily Record to be worth £750,000.
The 31-year-old former West Bromwich Albion midfielder featured in 16 Scottish Premiership appearances for Rangers this past season, scoring five goals and providing three assists in the process, according to Transfermarkt.com.
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