Rangers Goalkeeper Butland Seeks Contract Extension

Glasgow, Scotland – Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland has expressed his strong desire to extend his contract with the club, emphasizing his commitment as the team prepares for a crucial Scottish Premiership match against St Mirren on Sunday.

The 33-year-old England international, who joined Rangers on a free transfer from Crystal Palace in the summer of 2023, is entering the final year of his four-year deal this summer. Speaking to reporters ahead of the weekend fixture, Butland revealed that while no formal discussions have taken place, he remains eager to commit his future to Ibrox. "It's something that's been spoken about at times," he said. "I've obviously been very eager and open to extending that. I love the challenge, I love everything about it. I love the way the club has received me and my family, as well as the fan base."

Butland, who has made 148 appearances across all competitions since arriving, highlighted his performance-driven mindset amid the uncertainty. "It's something that starts to creep into your mind when you get towards the end of a contract," he added. "But for me, it's performance-driven. I'm hoping to finish the season really, really strong and would...