Derek Ferguson has voiced his growing concern over the looming possibility of Jack Butland departing Rangers in the upcoming summer transfer window.

The talented goalkeeper has made a significant impact since joining Rangers on a free transfer from Crystal Palace. However, with Butland not ruling out a potential return to English football, the door remains open for his tenure in Glasgow to conclude after just one season.

Ferguson acknowledges the increasing interest from other clubs in the 31-year-old shot-stopper and recognizes that there might be personal or financial reasons that could sway his decision to move on, despite his strong connection to the Light Blues.

In an exclusive interview with Ibrox News, Ferguson expressed his uncertainty, stating, “It’s difficult to predict. While he clearly appreciates Rangers and enjoys his time in Scotland, the allure of other teams, particularly in England, might offer him better financial prospects.”

Factors such as Butland’s family situation or personal preferences could play a significant role in his decision-making process, prompting Ferguson to admit his concerns about Butland’s potential departure.

Having delivered stellar performances and being in the running for player of the year at Rangers, Butland’s departure would leave a notable void that would require substantial effort and investment to fill adequately.

While interest from other clubs is expected, the decision ultimately rests with Butland himself, leading to a period of uncertainty for Rangers as they await clarity on the goalkeeper’s future intentions beyond the current season.