Rangers star hints at long term stay as Hearts hammering ignites fire in the belly.
Connor Goldson made his 300th appearance for Rangers against Hearts, implying that there would be many more to come!
The 31-year-old Rangers vice-captain is now in his sixth season at Ibrox, having overcome a heart ailment earlier in his career.
Since joining Rangers from Brighton for £3.5 million under Steven Gerrard in 2018, he has been a near-constant presence at Ibrox.
Connor Goldson, who just reached 300 games with a 5-0 win over Hearts, appears to have many more Rangers outings ahead of him.
Rangers star is “excited” about the future.
Connor Goldson expressed his satisfaction with the Rangers’ victory over Hearts, praising his teammates.
With Ibrox at the top of the Scottish Premiership and under Philippe Clement’s leadership, the defender is “excited” about the future.
With Rangers Connor’s primary emphasis, the defender is now under contract until 2026, and we wouldn’t rule out him extending it even more into the future.
“I am happy to reach 300,” Goldson stated. “It’s been a lot of hard work and a lot of games in six years here, so reaching 300 isn’t a terrible ratio.
But I want to keep going. I’m having fun and looking forward to the future, and I hope it continues.
“I believed we dominated, except for the last 20 minutes, when it became more of a basketball contest and we might have enjoyed it more.
“Apart from that, we dominated both with and without the ball. When we pressed hard, I believe we caused them trouble.
“We played a good side and at times in the first and second half we had to suffer as a team and Jack Butland made some big saves, but we limited them and we got another clean sheet and five goals, so hopefully everyone is happy.”
Connor Goldson reaches 300 games versus Hearts.
While Connor Goldson admits that Rangers have not won enough games in recent seasons, the defender has been critical to the club’s modern success.
Goldson’s 300 Rangers appearances and leadership role have contributed to the club’s success.
While there have been many ups and downs along the way, Connor Goldson has been identified with the heart of the Rangers defence and has been a consistent player for the club.
It’s difficult to picture the huge defender playing anywhere else, and it’s encouraging to hear that Connor is as optimistic about the future as the fans are.
Rangers’ victory over Hearts moves the club five points clear in the Scottish Premiership, with Celtic catching up ahead of their trip to Motherwell tomorrow.
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