Lewis Macleod: Last News

Lewis Macleod spent much of his four-and-a-half years at Brentford on the sidelines as the former Rangers midfielder endured some bad fortune with injuries.

Lewis Macleod admits it "feels good to be back" at Rangers this week after sealing an emotional return to his boyhood heroes in a coaching capacity.

Lewis MacLeod is back at Rangers nine years after leaving as he continues his coaching journey back where he feels at home.

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Former Rangers ace Lewis MacLeod has retired from football aged 28, after revealing he has gone through physical and mental 'trauma' for years.

who joined The Pilgrims in September hoping to rediscover his form after an injury-ravaged spell at Brentford and an all-too-familiar experience of administration and relegation during his time at The Lactics.

Rangers wonderkid Lewis Macleod hopes to rebuild his career with Plymouth after a nightmare spell in the English Championship. The midfielder was frozen out of the Wigan first-team last season as the club fell into administration and suffered relegation.The move to The Latics brought to an end a four-year injury-plagued spell at Brentford in the English second tier for the 26-year-old.

Rangers kid Lewis Macleod admits he is considering a return to Scotland after leaving Wigan.The midfielder faced a turbulent season in the Championship where he was frozen out of The Latics staring line-up as the club fell into administration.The 26-year-old couldn't understand why he wasn't given a chance by boss Paul Cook, but was keen to leave The DW Stadium at the end of season.Macleod burst onto the scene at Ibrox as teenager back in 2012 as the club climbed through the lower leagues, with his form resulting in a call-up to Gordon Strachan's Scotland squad.The Newmains native was then snapped up by Brentford for a six-figure sum in 2015 before an injury-plagued four-year spell ended with a move to Lancashire.Now Macleod says he is open