Hurting Connor Goldson issues 2 regrets as Rangers hero posts emotional farewell address

Connor Goldson admits it hurt to have to break his self-imposed social media exit to say his emotional farewell to Rangers after a six-year Ibrox stay and regrets that he didn’t win more silverware during his time at the club.

The defender signed a three-year deal with Cypriot side Aris Limassol and posted a lengthy statement after admitting it was “time to get off the train and the ride that we have been on together”. Goldson was signed by Steven Gerrard in the summer of 2018 from Brighton & Hove Albion and earned his place in Ibrox folklore as a member of the No. 55 title-winning team and the team that reached the Europa League Final in Seville.

And as he said his goodbyes, Goldson said in an emotional statement: “Thank you Glasgow Rangers. 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. This is really hard to write but I think that it is the right time to write it. What a six years it has been and what a pleasure it was to be a part of this amazing football club.

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"We went through many highs and many 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.

“From UFA away and getting the club back into European football to a Europa League final, helping return the club back to Champions League football. The league title, both cups. Do