Connor Goldson is set to commit his long-term future to Rangers by signing a contract extension early next week.
MailSport understands the Light Blues defensive rock has all but agreed terms on a deal which will keep him at Ibrox until the summer of 2024.
It’s the latest key piece of business being secured by boss Steven Gerrard who has tied up skipper James Tavernier, Steven Davis and keeper Allan McGregor on extensions in recent weeks.
And adding Goldson to the list will enhance the feel-good factor at the club ahead Sunday afternoon's Old Firm clash.
Goldson arrived in Glasgow from Brighton for a £3million fee in 2018 and has become a pivotal member of the title-winning side as well as playing a leading role in the club’s Europa League exploits this season.
Rangers sporting director Ross Wilson has been putting the final touches to a two year extension for the player, whose current deal comes to an end next summer, and expects to conclude the signing in the next few days.
Goldson's extension to 2024 will match that of club captain Tavernier from earlier this month.
The news will also ensure a host of English clubs are left disappointed, with several keen to make a move for a player who’s been central to a Rangers defence which has been breached just 11 times in the league so far this season.
