New Rangers signing Andy King has revealed he turned down offers from other clubs to move to Ibrox this year.
The in-demand midfielder became Steven Gerrard’s tenth signing of an eventful window and will bring Premier League experience – and of course a winner’s medal – to Ibrox.
And whilst Kingy can bring plenty to Rangers this season, the midfielder believes Rangers will be giving plenty back to him.

“I had a few options, but when a club the size of Rangers comes in, it makes the decision really easy.
“I wanted to come here and have a real chance to try to win various amounts of silverware and hopefully play in European competitions. That was a massive pull for me.”
The midfielder also said he
spoke to good friend and former Rangers star Martyn Waghorn about the move to Ibrox.
Naturally, the now Derby forward gave a glowing recommendation of life in Glasgow and it helped sell the move to the midfielder.
One person King hasn’t spoken to yet is Leicester City boss Brendan Rodgers [
Planet Radio], but King has claimed he will as he prepares for life in Scotland.

When you compare those two clubs – as iconic as they are – to Glasgow Rangers, there’s only one winner.
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