Rangers have secured the signing of Croatian goalkeeper Ivor Pandur from Hull City in a 6 million pound transfer. The 26-year-old has signed a four-year contract at Ibrox after completing a medical while currently representing his national side at the 2026 World Cup.
The deal occurs alongside a separate transaction taking veteran goalkeeper Jack Butland to the MKM Stadium. Butland, who has been a mainstay at Rangers since 2023, has confirmed his departure from the Scottish club. Scottish media reports verified that the two transfers are independent agreements totaling 9 million pounds combined.
Hull City required the immediate sale of Pandur to balance their books before the Premier League’s accounting period concluded this Tuesday. By moving the Croatian goalkeeper, the club successfully navigated the league’s strict financial sustainability requirements before finalizing the incoming 3 million pound deal for Butland.
The 33-year-old Butland leaves Glasgow after 150 appearances. He posted a farewell statement on social media shortly after terms were finalized, noting his time at the club was a decision he made three years ago. The English goalkeeper is expected to join his new teammates in Yorkshire following the conclusion of his contractual obligations in Scotland.