Rangers rocked by two big injuries against Liverpool as Connor Goldson spotted on crutches

Rangers have suffered two injuries during their Champions League Group A match against Liverpool at Ibrox.

The first blow came just before half time when central defender Connor Goldson, normally an ever-present in the Rangers backline, pulled up clutching his quad. He was replaced by Leon King and could be seen standing on crutches later in the match.

Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst’s woes continued when central midfielder Ryan Jack was forced off on 58 minutes due to a calf problem. Steven Davis took his place.

The injury to Goldson in particular will be a big concern for Van Bronckhorst as he is one of the main leaders in the team. Rangers also have two centre-backs already on the sidelines in John Souttar and Filip Helander, with neither expected to be fully fit in the near future.

Creative forward Ianis Hagi has been absent for months due to a knee injury, while midfielder Glen Kamara missed the match due to a knock.