Rangers stars Ivor Pandur and Liam Kelly have opened up on working with club legend Allan McGregor, following his appointment as Derek McInnes' goalkeeping coach.
The 44-year-old, who carried out the job on an interim basis during Barry Ferguson's short stint as Rangers manager, is widely regarded as one of the club's greatest-ever goalkeepers, a reputation that has not been lost on the club's current batch of shotstoppers.
🗣️ “Fresh start for everybody at the club.” 🗣️ “I didn’t need to think a lot about moving here.” Rangers goalkeepers Liam Kelly & Ivor Pandur on working with Allan McGregor and facing Dundee Utd in the Premiership opener this Friday, live on Sky Sports 📺 pic.twitter.com/HUSPE1tOJ7
— Sky Sports Scotland (@ScotlandSky) July 27, 2026
"It is just as it was, to be honest," admitted Kelly. "I'm just getting to spend time with a really good guy, a really good coach, and obviously one of the best goalkeepers this club's ever had, so it is brilliant for me, Ivor, and the rest of the goalies to learn from him. [Sky Sports]
"He is great company and great for us, so it’s perfect."
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Pandur added, "Yeah, it’s class; obviously he’s a legend and me, Liam, and everybody else can just learn from him. I think he has a lot of experience; he’s been through a lot, and for us it’s just to learn, listen to him, and work has been good.
"I think we are all enjoying pushing each other, so yeah, all good for now."
