Jack Butland looks to Rangers example from Allan McGregor as he declares there is 'a long way to go' in his career

The curtain will drop on Allan McGregor’s career tomorrow night as the Rangers hero takes his final bow in front of an adoring Ibrox faithful.

But the man signed to replace the retiring keeper hopes he’ll be able to look back on the testimonial clash with Newcastle as the moment he kicked-off the second act in his own remarkable resurgence story. At 30, Jack Butland is a full decade younger than the grizzled 41-year-old veteran he’s been brought in to succeed. He may not have as many grey hairs as McGregor but the former England international is certainly not shy of excuses for showing the strain he's endured of late.

If earning a place in Gareth Southgate’s Three Lions squad for the 2018 World Cup was the high-point of his career, Butland’s been on a bumpy descent ever since. Relegated from the Premier League with Stoke that summer, he spent two years in the Championship before returning to the English top flight with Crystal Palace.

Rangers are ready for glory as they take aim at Scottish football’s biggest prizes.

Michael Beale and his new-look Light Blues have their heart set on winning back the title and a shot at glory in the Champions League. Beale’s boys will be rubbing shoulders with the best in Europe and chasing the dream in Scotland as they try to win domestic honours. And the Daily Record have produced a stunning new souvenir guide to Rangers.

This unmissable guide is bursting with info for the campaign to come including exclusive columns from Barry Ferguson and Keith Jackson, fabulous features on super skipper James Tavernier, fan favourite Todd Cantwell and boss Beale. Plus there’s a review of last season’s action, all the fixtures, a club-by-club guide and a super new blues poster. Rangers: Ready for