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The shot-stopper left Hull City for Ibrox with Jack Butland heading in the opposite direction last summer

Rangers goalkeeper Ivor Pandur has stated that he still dreams of playing in the Premier League despite completing a permanent summer move to Ibrox from Hull City. The 26-year-old Croatian shot-stopper joined the Scottish Premiership club as Jack Butland moved in the opposite direction following Hull City's playoff promotion.
Pandur explained that his desire to compete for silverware and play regularly influenced his decision to move to Scotland. While on international duty with Slaven Bilic's Croatia squad, Pandur highlighted his ambitions to dethrone rivals Celtic after keeping clean sheets in both a 3-0 cup win and a 1-0 league victory.
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