English clubs make offers for Rangers sensation as Ibrox decision made - Heart & Hand

English clubs made offers to sign Mason Munn but he turned them down to sign a contract extension at Rangers, according to Heart and Hand.

Gers announced on Wednesday, 26 June, that the 18-year-old signed a new four-year contract at Ibrox, via their official website.

The Northern Ireland under-19s international is a regular for the B Team and both Philippe Clement and Nils Koppen expressed their delight that he decided to stay.

Via Twitter, Heart and Hand wrote: “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 could have been influenced by assurances of first-team opportunities 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 nurturing young talent and providing a clear pathway to the first team may have instilled confidence in Munn that he can continue to grow and improve at Ibrox.

Furthermore, the emotional connection to the club as a boyhood fan could have weighed heavily in his decision-making process.

Being a part of a club with a rich history and a passionate fanbase can be a significant factor for young players, providing a sense of belonging and motivation to succeed.

In other Rangers news, the club will now be paying an extra £1million to seal yet another summer transfer.

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