Rangers player Fabio Cardoso posts shocking picture of broken nose
RANGERS player Fabio Cardoso has reassured fans he is fine after an injury during yesterday’s match.
The defender took a blow to the face during the Rangers versus Motherwell match at Hampden.
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Last night Fabio took to Twitter to share a photograph of the damage with his followers and said he would be back “more stronger”.
The 23-year-old wrote: “Thank you for all the support messages, I am fine just a broken nose.
“We will be back more stronger on Wednesday.”
The Ibrox team lost 2-0 to their rivals following the League Cup semi-final.
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