Only one winner for Rangers News player of the season so far

With a right back sitting on a goal every two games, this might sound weird to most clubs, but the former England number one has contributed more than just solid statistics.

Every successful Rangers team has featured a world-class goalkeeper, and Jack Butland will be essential if the manager is to maintain the positive start to his tenure at Ibrox.
Rangers’ signing of Jack Butland has won them a watch.
If the choice was made publicly, there is a strong supporting cast in front of him that would garner a lot of votes.
However, Jack Butland has been the Rangers team’s finest performer thus far this season.

He has kept 11 clean sheets in 17 league games, and he is also not accountable for any of the eight goals that have cost us.

He also boasts the league’s top save %, according to Opta.

Therefore, the odds are that Butland will stop the shot more than 80% of the time when the defense does allow an opponent to get one on goal.

At times, Abdallah Sima has supported us, and James Tavernier—who was previously mentioned—keeps doing things that transcend reason.

Even without his penalties, the 32-year-old captain is still making a defensive contribution that is equivalent to one goal every three games.

Under Philippe Clement, John Lundstram has been outstanding in midfield despite having to deal with playing next to a different partner each week.
However, Jack Butland has been the Rangers team’s finest performer thus far this season.

He has kept 11 clean sheets in 17 league games, and he is also not accountable for any of the eight goals that have cost us.

He also boasts the league’s top save %, according to Opta.

Though the figures are impressive, he has contributed so much more.

Teams no longer swing corners under the crossbar because they know Butland will handle it; instead, opponents must play them farther out. The same is true for free kicks.

This implies that the defense may focus on their duties at set pieces with far less anxiety.

In addition, he is a man of stature and renown who demands respect right away.

Despite being a recent addition to the Rangers, Jack Butland has established himself as a team leader and gets attention when he speaks.

All it takes to witness his brilliance is to observe his news briefings.

The 30-year-old has been one of the best additions the team has ever made, and if his play keeps up the way it has begun, he will win more than just the Rangers News half-term player of the year award.Therefore, the odds are that Butland will stop the shot more than 80% of the time when the defense does allow an opponent to get one on goal.

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