Alex Lowry, who is on loan from the Rangers, suffered an injury this week. Hearts manager Steven Naismith has provided an update on the player.
Lowry sustained an injury on Wednesday, November 1, while his Hearts team defeated Livingston 1-0 in the SPFL.
Although Naismith asserts that the club doctor will assume leadership, it’s not thought to be a very serious situation.
“I think the doctor takes control of that because it was a concussion-type situation,” he said to Sky Sports.
“I don’t think I’ve spoken to him since, but I think he’ll be okay.”
He should be alright because it’s just a concussion and nothing more serious.
Nevertheless, one will hope that he doesn’t experience any more issues until there is an update on him.
It’s a good thing that concussion protocols and having an additional substitute are highly valued in today’s games.
Lowry is demonstrating that he is prepared for a first-team position in the SPFL by performing well thus far while on loan.
While the quality at Hearts is undoubtedly inferior to that at Rangers, he will undoubtedly advance in his career with regular playing time.
After the season, when he’ll be a more experienced player, Philippe Clement will decide whether to keep him on the team permanently or loan him out once more.
A BBC pundit has stated that a first-team player for the Rangers will seize the opportunity to leave Ibrox after a transfer rumor surfaced.
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