Ryan Naderi believes the connection between Rangers fans and the club may just be the best in the world.
The striker is loving life at Ibrox after signing from German third tier side Hansa Rostock in January. He has been entrusted to start to some big games and in recent weeks scored a winner against Celtic and earned his first international call-up for Czechia.
A paperwork issue meant he could not feature against England but the striker could earn his first cap against world champions Spain.
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In an interview while in the camp, Naderi said: “First of all, I’m very proud to be here. And I’m proud of myself for where I’ve gone.
"Football is sometimes incredible, how quickly things can change in it. I’m at Glasgow Rangers, now in the Czech national team… I’m really grateful for that.
“The conditions at the club, the fans around it, it’s all fantastic.
“I don’t know if there’s a bigger connection of fans with the club somewhere in the world. At home games, Ibrox Park lives incredibly.
“It’s hard to describe, history and great emotions are coming into it. These are just the clubs you want to play in and enjoy football to the fullest.”
