RANGERS player Graham Dorrans has reportedly been attacked while holidaying in Ibiza.
According to reports, the player has been taken to hospital following the incident.
Images of the alleged incident have been posted online by social media users and also on the Twitter for fan page Ibrox Loyal.
The incident is said to have happened outside The Highlander Scottish Pub on Thursday night.
Ibrox Loyal wrote: “Graham Dorrans viciously assaulted while holidaying in Ibiza. Taken to hospital. Absolutely sickening, hope the scum that did this are caught. A genuinely nice guy.”
Graham Dorrans viciously assaulted while holidaying in Ibiza.
— Ibrox Loyal (@_IbroxLoyal) May 23, 2019
Taken to hospital.
Absolutely sickening, hope the scum that did this are caught.
A genuinely nice guy pic.twitter.com/ocI2OXVqcf
Shocking man graham Dorrans has just been bottled in Ibiza. pic.twitter.com/rGQvX6pAri
— James English (@jamesenglish0) May 23, 2019
Glow star James English also wrote: “Shocking man graham Dorrans has just been bottled in Ibiza.”
Dorrans had earlier been pictured alongside teammate Ryan Jack, 27, and their partners at Ocean Beach club, San Antonio.
Ashleigh Jack - wife of Ryan - shared an image on Twitter of the four, writing: “Jack / Dorrans take Ibiza.”
Jack / Dorrans take Ibiza 💗 pic.twitter.com/NEY84jUD6s
— AshleighJack🌸 (@AshleighJack3) May 23, 2019
Disgusted fans rallied round the 32-year-old.
One wrote: “Shocking, no player should be going on holiday and be attacked.”
Another said: “That’s completely outrageous, games a bogie.”
“If confirmed that is disgraceful no person should have to go through something like that attack,” was another shocked user’s opinion.
Rangers Football Club has been contacted for comment.
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