John Souttar is determined to overcome his injury struggles and make a lasting impact at Rangers this season. The 28-year-old defender, who has faced several setbacks due to injuries in recent years, is now in the best physical condition he has been in for a long time.
After delivering strong performances for Scotland in the Nations League against Croatia and Portugal, Souttar is eager to continue his form at the club level. Despite a busy schedule ahead, including matches in the league and Europa League, he is ready to take on the challenge.
Souttar expressed his excitement about the upcoming games, emphasizing that playing in important matches is what every footballer aspires to do. He acknowledged the demanding nature of the schedule but feels well-prepared physically to handle the workload.
Reflecting on his current form, Souttar acknowledged that he is experiencing one of the longest spells of consistent playing time in his career. As a key figure in Rangers’ defense, he understands the importance of maintaining his fitness and performance levels to meet the demands of regular matches.
Partnered with Robin Propper in the heart of the defense, Souttar highlighted the growing understanding between them and expressed confidence in their partnership continuing to improve over time. He credited their camaraderie on and off the pitch as essential elements in their defensive solidity.
Regarding his contract situation, Souttar preferred to focus on his on-field performances and leave negotiations to the club officials. His priority remains on training hard, playing well, and preparing for the challenges that lie ahead in the coming months.
As he looks forward to the busy schedule with Rangers, Souttar’s commitment to overcoming his injury struggles and making a meaningful contribution to the team is evident. With his renewed fitness and determination, he is poised to be a key figure for the club in the upcoming matches.
