English clubs make offers as updates emerge on Rangers goalkeeper Mason Munn.
According to Heart and Hand, Mason Munn turned down offers from English clubs in order to sign a contract extension with Rangers. Gers announced on Wednesday, June 26, that the 18-year-old had signed a new four-year contract at Ibrox, according to their official website. The Northern Ireland under-19 international is a regular for the B Team, and both Philippe Clement and Nils Koppen were delighted when he decided to stay. Heart and Hand tweeted, “Good news, promising keeper, and there were offers from England.”
Mason Munn could have been given Rangers first-team assurances
Munn’s decision to sign a contract extension at Ibrox may have been influenced by promises of first-team appearances in the future.
As a promising goalkeeper, the 18-year-old may have been attracted by the prospect of progressing through the ranks and eventually featuring in the senior squad.
Additionally, the support and development opportunities provided by Gers’ coaching staff and facilities could have played a crucial role in his decision.
The club’s commitment to developing young talent and giving a clear path to the first squad may have given Munn confidence that he can continue to grow and progress at Ibrox. Furthermore, his emotional attachment to the club as a boyhood fan may have influenced his decision-making process.
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