Rangers complete Ivor Pandur signing from Hull City
Rangers announced the acquisition of goalkeeper Ivor Pandur on a four‑year contract, reportedly for a £6 million fee from Hull City. The 26‑year‑old was instrumental in Hull’s recent promotion to the Premier League, keeping 14 clean sheets and making the most saves (150) in the Championship season.
Pandur expressed enthusiasm about joining the Scottish club, citing its history and fan atmosphere. The move marks Rangers’ third summer signing under manager Derek McInnes, following Ross McCrorie and Ben Godfrey. Reports also suggest that England international Jack Butland could head to Hull as part of a possible swap.
The transfer aims to strengthen Rangers’ goalkeeping options as they pursue domestic and European ambitions for the current campaign.