News about Jack Butland

Celtic stunned the audience at Ibrox when they took the lead after only 21 seconds thanks to Daizen Maeda's spectacular goal. The Japanese national charged down a failed clearance from James Tavernier and saw the ball cannon fly past a helpless Jack Butland in goal. In the final meeting of the Old Firm rivals, the home fans were left stunned, only by a point before kick-off.

STEPHEN McGOWAN: Benfica came from behind twice to earn a draw in their Europa League match against Rangers on Thursday night. Through Tom Lawrence, the hosts had taken the lead before Angel Di Maria levelled from the penalty spot right before the break. Rangers regained control through Dujon Sterling and appeared to have wrapped up the victory if it wasn't for a Connor Goldson own-goal in the 67th minute.

Gareth Southgate could switch to Jack Butland once more, with the England boss announcing that he is facing a goalkeeper problem. Although Everton's Jordan Pickford remains England's No. 1, Southgate's Southgate is uncertain on back-up options with Euro 2024 fast approaching. Aaron Ramsdale has been warming the Arsenal bench for the bulk of the season after Mikel Arteta brought in David Raya last year, with the 25-year-old playing just 10 games all season.

Oscar Cortes, Rangers' new boy, claims that a series of heart to heart conversations with Philippe Clement persuaded him to move to Scotland. Following Fabio Silva and Mohamed Diomande's signing of a loan from French club Lens until the end of the season, the 20-year-old Colombian winger became the Ibrox club's third January capture. Rangers have the ability to make the deal permanent. Though Rangers' decision to sign Brazilian left-back Jefte ran into shambles, Rangers repelled late interest in Ridvan Yilmaz and keeper Jack Butland before the window was closed.

BRIAN MAJORIBANKS IN LIMASSOL: The face directing play for Rangers may have changed, but the Ibrox club's woes remained firmly in place. Michael Beale may have been deprived of home discomforts for a brief period of time as a result of a 1-0 victory over Real Betis on match day one. However, Steven Davis made his bow as interim boss in Cyprus as he appeared to be in a humiliating loss to a typical Aris Limassol team.

The game halted after 38 minutes of pre-season action as the PA told Ibrox that it was time to say goodbye to an icon. In the center circle, Allan McGregor was welcomed by his colleagues. He applauded the supporters. He received handshakes from Michael Beale and Eddie Howe as he approached the touch line. Despite all, he wrapped his arm around Jack Butland and whispered a few words of encouragement into his new's ear. This was the case if you wanted a changing-of-the-guard picture.

MARK WILSON: Jack Butland became England's youngest goalkeeper when he was 19 years and 158 days old. He was off to the Premier League in a £3.5 million transfer just months later. His meteoric rise sparked rumors of future glory. But a football career, as well as life, rarely travels on a single, smooth trajectory. Butland gained his first cap when he was 25 years old. As the club began to flounder after relegation to the Championship, he thrived with Stoke City, but he suffered from injury, loss of form, and mistrust from managers.

According to various outlets, Manchester United scouting New England Revolution goalkeeper Djordje Petrovic. United is planning a summer of potentially high turnover at the position, with David de Gea's deal ending next week, Jack Butland's joining Rangers following his loan transfer, and Tom Heaton's future uncertain. Since finishing second in MLS Goalkeeper of the Year polling last season, Petrovic is being considered a candidate by the club.

Henderson spent the season on loan at Nottingham Forest and was instrumental in the club's Premier League's revival before being barred due to a thigh injury that necessitated surgery. He is now expected to return to his parent's house. However, it is unlikely that the stopper compelled himself back into Ten Hag's plans, with the Manchester Evening News stating that the manager is dissatisfied with him. Despite De Gea's increasing tendency to resign as a free agent when his lucrative deal comes to an end at the end of the month. Henderson has had an uneasy two years on the books, and he's expressed disappointment at his inability to usurp De Gea despite previous promises.

According to reports, Manchester United is considering several paths of action in the transfer market, with Inter Milan stopper Andre Onana. Despite current No. 1 David de Gea's winning the Golden Glove trophy last term, Erik ten Hag has been vocal about his eagerness to bring in a new goalkeeper this summer. However, the Spanish stopper's deal is up this summer, with more speculation regarding his immediate future at Old Trafford leaving the Red Devils with a multitude of potential avenues to explore in terms of goalkeeper recruitings.

Jack Butland, the Crystal Palace goalkeeper, has agreed to a four-year deal with Scottish Premiership side Rangers. The shot-stopper was on loan at Manchester United for the latter half of the 2022-23 season, but he was unable to make a single appearance for the Red Devils. As the team's attempts to depose Premiership winners Celtic next season, manager Michael Beale had been eyeing a new No. 1.

Exclusive BY MARK WILSON: Cremonese has put a £7 million price tag on Rangers target Cyriel Dessers. Dessers was on a list of strikers under discussion at Ibrox last week, according to Mail Sport, as well as Atalanta's Sam Lammers. Rangers are expected to have made a big opening bid, with goalkeeper Jack Butland expected to return.

According to reports, Manchester United is leading the competition for Porto goalkeeper Diogo Costa. Costa will leave Porto this summer and United are the most likely to sign him, according to A Bola, although Chelsea and Newcastle are also in contention. David de Gea has agreed a new contract with United, but the club's hierarchy has yet to sign off this agreement.

After discussing a move after his deal with Rangers came to an end, Jack Butland is expected to join Rangers as a free agent in the summer. Since struggling to make a single first-team appearance for either United or Palace during a rocky season for the former England international, the 30-year-old is eager to get more minutes.

After finishing third in the Premier League standings during his first season as coach Erik ten Hag wants to see new investment in his Manchester United squad during the summer transfer window. With a world-class striker and a new central midfielder, center-back, and goalkeeper, the Dutchman is eager to improve his team's spine this summer.

CHRIS WHEELER: Erik ten Hag is confident that David de Gea will sign a new deal with Manchester United to extend his Old Trafford career. De Gea has been debating a new contract with the club that would bring his current £375,000-per-week salary down. The 32-year-old Spanish goalkeeper has been with United since 2011, but he's likely to be a free agent on Sunday, and it could be his last game against Fulham in the Premier League.

After showing a willingness to fit into their wage structure, Crystal Palace goalkeeper Jack Butland is close to agreeing to a transfer to Rangers. The 30-year-old, who is currently on loan at Manchester United as an interim replacement for David de Gea, is eager to play regular football again, but Rangers' salary was considered too costly. As they did not anticipate negotiating an agreement with the former England international, the Scottish team had been considering a variety of options. However, knowing that Rangers boss Michael Beale really wanted him at Ibrox, Butland has reached a compromise on his personal terms and is closing down on a move north of the border.

SIMON JONES: Lisandro Martinez will miss Argentina's tour of Asia this summer in order to get some exercise for Manchester United's pre-season. Martinez is set to compete in Indonesia and China in June, but he needs to be 100% recovered from a fractured metatarsal, which has stifled a standout first season for United. Since fractured his fifth metatarsal of his right foot against Sevilla in their Europa League match against Old Trafford in April, the 25-year-old is progressing in his recovery.

Man United is reportedly considering a transfer for highly rated young Dutch keeper Bart Verbruggen from Anderlecht. In recent weeks, the goalkeeping situation at Old Trafford has been a hot topic, with David de Gea's deal with the club coming to an end this summer. Since United's Europa League exit to Sevilla, as well as his costly mistake in the 1-0 loss to West Ham, De Gea's place in the starting XI has been put into doubt.

Since being welcomed to Manchester in 2011, David de Gea has been a driving force in the club's history, but his Old Trafford future has been cast into doubt due to recent events. It's strange that the goalkeeper who is currently leading the Premier League's golden glove competition for the most clean sheets this season is being questioned in such outright terms, but it is the case De Gea finds himself in.

TRANSFER CONFIDENTIAL COLUMN BY SIMON JONES: My name is Simon Jones and I will be providing you with insight, gossip, and the most up-to-date information from around the world ahead of this summer's transfer window. It's likely to be blitzing in the Premier League as the likes of Liverpool, Manchester United, and Chelsea all seem to be spending more money to close the gap between Arsenal and Manchester City, while others on the verge of relegation will be concerned about the prodigal vultures. I offer you the most up-to-date information from around the world ahead of Xavi's transfer window, including information on a 16-year-old wonderkid dubbed 'the new Gerard Pique' and several potential moves at Barcelona's Barcelona, where manager Xavi could call in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and allow Raphinha to depart and let Raphinha go.

For the knockout stages, Weghorst was drafted into Manchester United's Europa League squad. United have welcomed Cristiano Ronaldo, as well as fellow January signings Marcel Sabitzer and Jack Butland, to their squad, but the club's goalkeeper was left off the list after leaving the club in November. However, there was no evidence of Mason Greenwood after all alleged rape and assault charges against him were dropped on Thursday.

And breathe. The January transfer window is over, and managers now know exactly what they're doing for the remainder of the season. The mid-season window can be a little anti-climatic, with clubs choosing to stick with what they've got rather than risking any disruptions to their squad for the second half of the season. This wasn't the case this time, with Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester United, and Tottenham all doing major business on deadline day. But did they spend their money wisely?Which sides look well-placed to finish the campaign strongly, and who has left themselves short? Sportsmail has taken a look at the operations of all 20 Premier League clubs and rated them from A-F on how they did in January.

Erik ten Hag, the manager of Manchester United, has claimed that the club has already done their transfer business for the January season. According to Ten Hag, United have already signed Wout Weghorst and Jack Butland, but Ten Hag believes this could be the end of their existence. Manchester United's business is done, according to the 52-year-old coach, who said before the Manchester derby that the two contracts were agreed upon, as well as youngsters breaking through, Manchester United's operations are done.