Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos apologises to club and fans
Written by News on 03/03/2020
Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos has said sorry to the club and fans after he “let them down” by returning late from a trip to Colombia.
Morelos was left out by manager Steven Gerrard of Saturday’s quarter-final defeat by Hearts after arriving back 24 hours late from a visit to see his sick mother on Thursday.
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In a statement on his Twitter account, Morelos said: “I wish to apologise to the club, the manager, coaching staff, all of my teammates and the Rangers fans for disappointing them with my conduct last week.
“I understand that people inside and outside the club are disappointed that I let them down and it was never my intention to do so.
“Everyone at Rangers and the fans have given me so much love that I’m so grateful for and I just want to show everyone on the pitch how much Rangers means to me.”
Gerrard earlier confirmed Morelos was back in his plans for Wednesday’s Premiership visit of Hamilton after being disciplined.
“He has been disciplined internally, which he has accepted and he has shown a lot of remorse for his actions, letting his team-mates down and supporters down,” Gerrard said.
It was the latest costly piece of ill-discipline from the 23-year-old, who has been sent off seven times in little over 18 months albeit one red card was later rescinded.
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