Danilo declares readiness to compete for Rangers post-injury

Rangers forward Danilo, who netted the second goal in the team’s 6-0 victory against Kilmarnock, has stated that supporters can expect “more to come” from him after making his initial league start in a year. The 25-year-old player found the net during the 6-0 triumph over Kilmarnock on Wednesday night and aims to progress further in Glasgow, following a beginning at Ibrox marked by injuries. The Brazilian signed a five-year contract with Philippe Clement’s team in the summer of 2023, but sustained a knee injury against Hearts last December, necessitating a period of waiting for Danilo. “100% it’s a relief,” the striker said of his goal. “That’s what the celebration was about, just being out there after coming back from the injury. I’ve had my opportunities before but didn’t finish them off.” “So, yeah, obviously when you score it’s so nice to have those feelings again. Hopefully there’s more to come.” “It’s about keeping myself fit and also prevent those kind of silly injuries I’ve had as well. But sometimes things happen without even wanting that, so we just have to be careful.” “So right now, I’ve been really good. I’ve been looking after my body looking to prevent those kind of injuries. And right now I’m feeling fine, feeling great, and I’m ready to challenge.”