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Doctor: Player expected to pass medical & become new Rangers signing as news

Doctor: Player expected to pass medical & become new Rangers signing as news emerges from Ibrox

We are pleased to welcome Dr. Rajpal Brar, an expert on injuries, as a new exclusive columnist. He will share his opinions on the Rangers’

injury status every week.

According to Dr Rajpal Brar, Mohamed Diamonde, a midfielder for Nordsjaelland, would probably pass his physical at Rangers despite a

long-term injury he suffered back in 2020.

According to the injury expert, he was absent due to a condition known as bone edema, which is the swelling of the bone.

Although it is known to be problematic if not managed carefully, the 22-year-old seems to have gotten past that problem.

Physical therapist and sports scientist Brar spoke exclusively with Ibrox News about his circumstances. He said:

Due to bone edema, he missed more than 100 days of work in 2020.

A bone edema is a term used to describe bone swelling.

“This most commonly refers to a bone bruise, and when they don’t heal properly, they can become quite problematic.”

Having said that, he appears to have moved past the problem, so barring anything incredibly unusual, he should pass a medical

examination.

The Scottish Sun reported on 23 January that Gers will pay a fee in the region of £4.5million to secure the services of the Ivorian midfielder.

He was suffering from malaria and will soon complete his move to Ibrox as he’s recovered from it.

Although his arrival was delayed due to unfavorable weather in the UK, he is scheduled to formally join this week.

In other Rangers news, teams are now in communication with the team as it looks like another first-team member may be departing

shortly.