Jack Butland Reacts to Transfer Speculation, Confident in Rangers’ Ambitions

Jack Butland has remained resolute in his commitment to Rangers, despite early challenges this season and growing transfer speculation. The goalkeeper has faced criticism after Rangers conceded two goals in their recent matches, with the defense faltering on several occasions. However, Butland’s confidence in his future with the club remains unshaken, bolstered by recent discussions with the Rangers management.

The arrival of Dutch defender Robin Propper, formerly the captain of Twente, has already made a positive impact on the team. Propper’s experience and leadership are seen as crucial assets, particularly in filling the void left by the absence of Connor Goldson. Butland, speaking at a press conference ahead of the Champions League qualifier against Dynamo Kyiv, expressed his optimism about the club’s direction and his role in it.

“There is an idea of what we want to achieve and ultimately I want to be successful here,” Butland stated. “We have had conversations. My conversation with the club has been about what we are doing, where we are going, how far we are going, and how far we are pushing. Any player at any club, that’s what you want to know – the ambition.”

Butland, who joined Rangers last summer on a Bosman deal and quickly became a fan favorite, dismissed concerns about his future following a £6 million bid from Nottingham Forest that was rejected in January. The club has placed a valuation of £10-15 million on the nine-time capped England international, but he remains focused on the season ahead.

“For me, there are no cloudy areas over that. I am looking forward to the season and playing as well as I can,” Butland added. “Everybody gets the opportunity to speak with directors on planes, pick their brains, and speak to people. That is what this club is all about. You’ve got to be together, and it is a concern of mine.

“I am not concerned, but it is good to speak with those people and know where the club is at, the direction and optimism. As a player, there are things you want to know and be a part of. I hope my opinion is sometimes taken and matters as well, and it’s a good relationship. I really enjoy how things are going.”


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