Borna Barisic concedes there are no guarantees over his long-term Rangers future as he prepares to enter the final year of his contract this summer.
But he insists he enjoys a 'top relationship' with the club after five years at Ibrox. Barisic is preparing for the Old Firm clash this week and has enjoyed a consistent season with Michael Beale's side as they attempt to claw back a nine point gap on Celtic. The 30-year-old will go into the final year of his deal next season and accepts he has no idea what the future will hold for him.
He said: "In the summer, I enter the last year of my contract. I have a top relationship with everyone at Rangers. If I went to another club, I would choose the one that was just like Rangers. But you never know what could happen. The situation could change in a day." And Barisic, in an interview in a Croatian newspaper, admits he relishes the Old Firm showdowns against Celtic and has backed countryman Antonio Colak to perform at Parkhead. He said: "On Old Firm day in Scotland, everything stops. The Scots are football fanatics and derby day is a holiday. They live for these games. At the moment, unfortunately, we are second, behind Celtic. I would recommend everyone to go to that derby if they have the chance. The atmosphere is special and every derby is important.
