Rangers: A 25-year-old will be out for several weeks, dealing a devastating blow to the team.

For Michael Beale’s team, this is a significant setback.

Michael Beale has suffered a huge blow as a result of Rangers suffering a serious injury setback before to their return to action.

For the Rangers, who is now hurt?

The Gers’ season has started below expectations, and they are having trouble reaching their best form in both the Scottish Premiership and in Europe. They were eliminated from the Champions League by PSV Eindhoven, losing 5-1 in the second leg in the Netherlands, and in their most recent league game, they were defeated 1-0 at home by rivals Celtic.

It indicates that Beale’s team is already four points behind its rivals for the man title, leaving them little room for mistake even at this early stage of the campaign and increasing the manager’s pressure.

Rangers will travel to St Johnstone on Saturday for a league match that will take place at noon. This will be their first game back following the international break. For Beale and his team, winning this game will give them the much-needed momentum they need to move further.

However, they do have some injury concerns. Kieran Dowell is also now out, and Steven Davis is a well-known absentee who isn’t anticipated to return from a significant knee ailment until later this year. The Gers have now suffered a further blow as yet another setback has surfaced ahead of the weekend’s games.

How long is Todd Cantwell out for?

According to The Daily Record, Todd Cantwell has picked up a knee problem, meaning he is out going to be out of action for the next several matches:

“Michael Beale has revealed that Todd Cantwell is set to miss the next “three or four games” with a knee injury. The Englishman has been is a key player for Michael Beale’s side this season, playing eight out of nine games for Rangers so far. His last was against the Celtic, seeing out the 90 minutes but had to go off the pitch on the 81st minute for treatment to after a challenge with Celts winger Daizen Maeda.

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After the 1-0 loss, pictures of Cantwell in the airport with a leg brace on were shared on social media. Beale also mentioned that Kieran Dowell will sit out the match with St. Johnstone. However, there was good news with Tom Lawrence and Kemar Roofe.

Cantwell, who is unquestionably a key player going forward, completed a deal from Norwich City earlier in the January transfer window, so this is a huge setback for Rangers. In 28 games, he has six goals and six assists, demonstrating the talent he can offer from midfield.

Even though he hasn’t always been the most reliable player, Josh Bunting, a writer, recently called him “outstanding.” He might be a big loss for the team over the next several weeks since he acts as a sort of link between the midfield and the attack.

The team is hoping that Beale’s injury isn’t too serious and that he misses as few games as possible, but Beale will be grumbling about his luck at a time when he urgently needs some positive news.