Connor Goldson has said his Rangers memories will “never be beaten” after the centre-back left the Glasgow club to join Aris Limassol for an undisclosed fee.
The 31-year-old defender joined the Ibrox side from Brighton in 2018 under Steven Gerrard and went on to play over 300 games for the club.
“The time has come, it’s my time to get off the train and the ride that we have been on together for the past six years,” Goldson posted on Instagram.
“What a six years it has been and what a pleasure it was to be a pleasure it was to be a part of this amazing football club. We went through many highs and lows together but throughout the journey I can promise you that I gave this club everything I had.
“I tried to lead by example every single day I walked into that building and strived to make the football club a better place than when I signed, it wasn’t perfect and neither was I but I can honestly sit here and look myself in the mirror and say I gave it my all and nobody cared more.”
Goldson was an integral part of Rangers’ 2020-21 Scottish Premiership title win, during which they did not lose a game and conceded only 10 goals over 38 matches.
He also played a key role in the side’s journey to 2021-22 Europa League final before winning a Scottish Cup and League Cup.
“The league title, both cups. Do I sit here and wish we had won more together, of course. But I also sit here grateful for the memories we shared together and it’s something that I don’t think will be able to be beaten.
“Rangers will always have a place in my heart. I will always follow. And I will always cheer, because when you been a part of this special club I don’t think it ever leaves you. Thank you and best of luck for the future, Connor Goldson.”
The Englishman has signed a three-year contract with Cypriot side Aris.
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