In an attempt to join the England team for the first time since 2018, Jack Butland is working hard.

Due to his incredible play between the posts in recent months, Rangers custodian Jack Butland has become one of the Scottish Premiership’s best purchases of the season. As a result, his transfer value has skyrocketed.

The former custodian for Stoke City and Crystal Palace signed a free move to Ibrox in the summer, assuming the role of Allan McCregor, the club veteran who hung up his boots at the end of the previous campaign.

Butland is having a great season at Ibrox; in 39 games for the Glasgow giants across all competitions, he has conceded 29 goals while maintaining 20 clean sheets.

Goalkeeper coach Martyn Margetson claims that for the first time in over six years, the 30-year-old is now considered as an outside candidate for an England call-up.

Butland’s possible involvement with Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions team is expected to put him back on the radar of several elite English teams, giving Rangers the opportunity to sell their custodian for a significant profit should he decide to go.

Butland, who has a contract with the Rangers through the summer of 2027, is a vital member of the team. With Butland having contributed so much to the team’s success, Philippe Clement would be hesitant to part ways with him. Football Insider has learned that a club-record offer would probably be required if Butland were to depart.

With a contract that expires in the summer of 2027, Butland is a crucial member of the Rangers squad. Football Insider knows that if Butland were to depart, it would probably require a club-record offer, but Philippe Clement would be hesitant to part ways with the goalie who has contributed so much to the team’s success.

According to the newspaper, the Ibrox club values Butland between £10 and $15 million, which would result in a significant profit following his free transfer.

The current record selling for Rangers is Alan Hutton’s £9 million January 2008 transfer to Premier League powerhouse Tottenham Hotspur. Before that, fellow defender and future manager Giovanni Van Bronkhorst—who also relocated to London to join Arsenal for £8.5 million back in 2000—was the club’s most expensive sell.

Football Insider has learned that, although not coming close to matching the Gers’ eight-figure valuation, Birmingham was very interested in signing Butland during Wayne Rooney’s time there.

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