Allan McGregor is currently Rangers’ undisputed first-choice goalkeeper, but Wes Foderingham has already left and Vaclav Hladky (formerly of St Mirren), who has been linked with a move to Ibrox, has been called up.
Therefore, it is unclear who will replace him next season.
But what about the best Rangers goaltenders of all time?
Here are the top eight.
by Taboola Sponsored Links Do this before bed and watch your tummy shrink Matcha Slim Andy Gorham Who would argue that Andy Gorham is the best goalkeeper in Rangers history?
There won’t be many.
In fact, he is widely regarded as one of the greatest players to wear the light blue jersey, goalkeeper or not, and became an icon at the Ibrox club during one of its most successful periods.
Andy Gorham (Image: Daily Record) Known as ‘s ‘Goalkeeper’, he was Rangers’ first choice player in five games of the club’s historic nine-game series in the 1990s.
did.
He was inducted into the Scottish Football Hall of Fame in 2010, and his reputation has proven to be highly appreciated to this day.
Gorham is a true Rangers legend and a legend across Scottish football.
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Japan’s Secret Master of the Knife Stefan Kross From Borussia Dortmund in 1998, after winning his league just one season earlier, Stefan Kross’ signing caused a ripple at Ibrox I stirred it up.
The German was given the nickname ‘The Goalkeeper’, after Gorham’s nickname, and signed a contract that made him one of the highest-paid players in European football at the time.
goalscorer for Rangers Stephen Cross (Image: SNS Group) Cross has played over 200 games for Rangers and has won four Scottish Premier League, three Scottish Cup and Scottish League appearances this year.
He justified this high expenditure by stating that he had won the championship three times.
Cup match at Ibrox in nine years.
2006/07 His injury early in the season gave substitute Allan McGregor a chance to prove his worth as a long-term successor, but by then Cross had already achieved Rangers legend status.
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Allan McGregor As previously mentioned, McGregor got his chance at the start of the 2006/07 season when he replaced the injured Cross under manager Paul Le Guin.
Of course, Le Guen’s short spell in Scotland was a disaster as he was unable to complete the season at Ibrox, but McGregor’s emergence as Rangers’ next long-term goalkeeper was a highlight.
Allan McGregor in action during the Ladbrokes Premiership match between Celtic and Rangers (Image: SNS Group) McGregor remained in his position until moving to Besiktas in 2012 due to the financial crisis that hit Rangers.
He represented Scotland.
He had a successful spell at Hull City, proving himself in the Premier League before returning to Ibrox in 2018, where he remains the Light Blues’ number one.
Chris Woods Chris Woods was signed by Graham Souness in 1986 as part of a group of British talent who arrived at Ibrox at the time, and made an immediate impact at Rangers, making an immediate impact in his first season at the club.
He completed the double and won the championship and the cup.
The England international set a new British record by keeping a clean sheet for almost 1,200 minutes between November 1986 and January 1987.
Eventually, Woods was replaced by Gorham after Walter Smith was appointed manager of Rangers, but this was largely due to new rules limiting the number of foreign players, with England playing in Scotland.
Athletes were considered foreigners.
Woods left for Sheffield on Wednesday but is still fondly remembered in Govan.
Peter McCloy Few, if any, Rangers goalkeepers can match Peter McCloy.
He was first choice for most of his 16 years at Ibrox and in the 1970s he made over 350 appearances for the Blues.
