Harry Forrester is out of Rangers’ Scottish Cup semi-final against Celtic this weekend with a leg injury. The 25-year-old sustained the injury in the 4-0 Petrofac Training Cup Final win over Peterhead at Hampden Park and was substituted with 23 minutes of the game remaining.Rangers have since confirmed the winger has suffered a hairline fracture and is expected to be sidelined till next month. Forrester signed a new three-year deal with Rangers on Tuesday and told reporters after penning the deal that he was relishing his first Old Firm clash against bitter rivals Celtic.But a statement on the clubs official website confirmed he would miss the clash with the Hoops, which is live and exclusive on Sky Sports on Sunday.It had been hoped Harry would have recovered quickly but a scan on Tuesday afternoon has revealed a hairline fracture and he will be out of action for a number of weeks, the statement read.The news comes as a blow to the Championship title winners who have forwards Michael OHalloran and Billy King cup-tied for this weekends game. Also See: Rangers can shock Celtic Deila needs Rangers win Larsson: Glasgow derby unique Souness impresses by Warburton Khris Middleton Jersey . Louis Blues are reportedly taking restricted free agent forward Vladimir Sobotka to arbitration. Giannis Antetokounmpo Jersey . 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"You no longer are a thorn in my side. You are a flower in our clubhouse, and Im happy to have you." Ellsbury agreed to a $153 million, seven-year contract Dec. 3, and the deal was completed four days later. He was formally introduced Friday at a Yankee Stadium news conference, part of an off-season transformation that has seen New York add Brian McCann and Carlos Beltran while watching Robinson Cano depart. Ellsbury will wear No. 22 with the Yankees, taking over the number of Roger Clemens, another Boston star who moved south to New York. No. 2, Ellsburys uniform with the Red Sox, belongs to Yankees captain Derek Jeter. Ellsbury was No. 23 in college, but thats retired in honour of Don Mattingly. And Ellsbury started his big league career with No. 46, which was worn by Andy Pettitte and isnt being given out any time soon, if at all. "Twenty-two, Ive never worn that number, but 2 is my favourite number, so why not have two of them?" Ellsbury said. A lefty-hitting leadoff man, the 30-year-old led the majors with 52 steals despite a broken foot late this season. He finished with a .298 average, nine homers and 53 RBIs. Ellsbury spent 158 days on the disabled list in 2010 after breaking ribs in a collision with third baseman Adrian Beltre. He was on the DL for 90 days in 2012, when he dislocated his right shoulder when sliding into Rays shortstop Reid Brignac while trying to break up a double-play in Bostons home opener. "I play the game hard. I play the game I feel like the right way," Ellsbury said. "It was just two unfortunate things." He didnt go on the DL this year, when he was limited to 134 games by a broken bone in his right foot that he played on throughout the post-season before it completely healed. "I already made my mind up I would play in the post-season no matter how it felt," he said. "There was a risk -- a foul ball off my foot. ... The reward was worth the risk." 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