Jordan Jones has spoken to the Daily Record ahead of his imminent move to Ibrox.
The electric winger is set to report for training as a Ger for the first time in a matter of weeks.
He’s looking forward to the challenge in front of him and teaming up with Steven Gerrard.
The 24-year-old will be playing alongside a familiar face, too. His international skipper, Steven Davis.
“That is another positive,”
Jones told the Record. “Everyone knows what a top professional
Steven is and he is an
unbelievable player.”
“He’s had a brilliant career and I have no doubt he has plenty left to give for club and country. I’m looking forward to playing alongside him for both.”
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Jones clearly holds Davis in high regard, and it’s no wonder, given his performances for Northern Ireland over the last few seasons, in particular.
A senior figure at Ibrox, you would imagine Davis will play a big role in helping the ex-Killie player to settle.
Both players will have a big role to play if silverware is to return to the club next season. Davis is a linchpin who when in form can dictate matches, while Jones will be hoping to add the X-factor Rangers need to break down stubborn defences.
