Rangers manager Philippe Clement has confirmed that defender Dujon Sterling will be unavailable for selection due to an injury setback. The 24-year-old, who joined the
Glasgow club during the summer transfer window, has been a consistent presence in the squad but now faces time on the sidelines.
Speaking to the media ahead of Rangers’ upcoming fixture, Clement expressed disappointment over Sterling’s unavailability, describing it as a blow to the team’s
defensive options. “Dujon has been dealing with an injury, and unfortunately, he won’t be part of the squad for now. We’re closely monitoring his recovery and hope to have him back as soon as possible,” said Clement.
Sterling’s absence adds to the challenges for Rangers as they continue their domestic and European campaigns. The team will need to rely on their defensive depth to compensate for the loss of the versatile full-back.
This injury comes at a critical time for Rangers, who are aiming to maintain momentum in their quest for silverware this season. Clement and his staff will be hoping for a swift
recovery to bolster the squad in the crucial months ahead. Further updates on Sterling’s status are expected in the coming weeks.