AliousTyrhys Dolan Nearing Rangers Move as Medical Green Light and Transfer Talks Progress
Rangers appear to be closing in on the signing of Blackburn Rovers winger Tyrhys Dolan, with promising updates emerging regarding his fitness and readiness for a move to Ibrox.
Renowned sports scientist and physical therapy expert Dr. Rajpal Brar has confirmed that Dolan has no notable injury concerns on record. The 23-year-old’s durability is further underlined by his near ever-present role for Blackburn this season—he featured in 44 of the 46 Championship games, missing just two matchday squads in total. According to Dr. Brar, this consistency bodes well ahead of any pre-transfer medical. “No known injury history, and he’s played regularly this season, so there’s no reason to expect any issues with a medical,” Brar told *Ibrox News*. “Adjusting to a new league is always a factor, but moving within the UK makes the transition smoother than a move from the continent.”
Dolan is reportedly set to leave Ewood Park this summer as his contract winds down, with *The Herald* revealing on 13 May that Rangers have made formal overtures to secure his signature. With minimal compensation required due to his contract status, the deal presents a financially savvy option for the Ibrox side, especially amid continued uncertainty around the club’s ownership and transfer budget.
The winger’s pace, pressing intensity, and attacking versatility—he’s comfortable playing across the front three—make him a strong tactical fit for the proactive playing style expected under Rangers’ incoming manager. Dolan is seen as a potential successor to Vaclav Cerny and could immediately slot into the squad as a dynamic attacking option.
Having already accumulated over 210 Championship appearances by the age of 23, Dolan brings a wealth of experience despite his youth. His ability to handle pressure, combined with a steadily improving final product and relentless work rate, would make him a valuable asset in Rangers’ pursuit of silverware both domestically and in Europe.
With the medical hurdle seemingly a non-issue and negotiations moving forward, Dolan’s potential arrival could mark one of the first significant steps in Rangers’ summer rebuild.
Tyrhys Dolan Nearing Rangers Move as Medical Green Light and Transfer Talks Progress
Rangers appear to be closing in on the signing of Blackburn Rovers winger Tyrhys Dolan, with promising updates emerging regarding his fitness and readiness for a move to Ibrox.
Renowned sports scientist and physical therapy expert Dr. Rajpal Brar has confirmed that Dolan has no notable injury concerns on record. The 23-year-old’s durability is further underlined by his near ever-present role for Blackburn this season—he featured in 44 of the 46 Championship games, missing just two matchday squads in total. According to Dr. Brar, this consistency bodes well ahead of any pre-transfer medical. “No known injury history, and he’s played regularly this season, so there’s no reason to expect any issues with a medical,” Brar told *Ibrox News*. “Adjusting to a new league is always a factor, but moving within the UK makes the transition smoother than a move from the continent.”
Dolan is reportedly set to leave Ewood Park this summer as his contract winds down, with *The Herald* revealing on 13 May that Rangers have made formal overtures to secure his signature. With minimal compensation required due to his contract status, the deal presents a financially savvy option for the Ibrox side, especially amid continued uncertainty around the club’s ownership and transfer budget.
The winger’s pace, pressing intensity, and attacking versatility—he’s comfortable playing across the front three—make him a strong tactical fit for the proactive playing style expected under Rangers’ incoming manager. Dolan is seen as a potential successor to Vaclav Cerny and could immediately slot into the squad as a dynamic attacking option.
Having already accumulated over 210 Championship appearances by the age of 23, Dolan brings a wealth of experience despite his youth. His ability to handle pressure, combined with a steadily improving final product and relentless work rate, would make him a valuable asset in Rangers’ pursuit of silverware both domestically and in Europe.
With the medical hurdle seemingly a non-issue and negotiations moving forward, Dolan’s potential arrival could mark one of the first significant steps in Rangers’ summer rebuild.
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