Plymouth defender MacKenzie suffers injury setback

Jack MacKenzie signed for Plymouth from Aberdeen in May 2025
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Plymouth Argyle defender Jack MacKenzie has been ruled out for a further two weeks through injury.
The 26-year-old joined from Aberdeen in May 2025, and has only managed to play 12 times in all competitions due to tendonitis in his knee, and shin splints.
Plymouth head coach Tom Cleverley described the Scottish Cup winner as an "incredibly hard worker" but that he had been set back by an abductor injury.
"There will be an element of guilt from the player and all the stuff which goes through your mind when you've had bad injuries for a long period," Cleverley said.
"We've rallied around him at the minute because he's had small set-back, and he was flying in training.
"He has ticked all the boxes to return to play and unfortunately he's got a little niggle in his adductor.
He added: "When you work as hard as he does, in the end it works out, so I'm hoping that's the case for Jack."
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