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Rangers lose Shankland for up to four months

Rangers lose Shankland for up to four months
BBC News Tuesday 08 September 2026, 13:30 UTC 1 min read
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Rangers captain Lawrence Shankland will be out for up to four months because of a hamstring tear and the Scotland forward may need surgery.

Rangers captain Lawrence Shankland will be out for up to four months because of a hamstring tear and the Scotland forward may need surgery.
Rangers (ORG) Shankland (ORG) Lawrence Shankland (PERSON) Scotland (LOCATION)
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