Rangers goalkeeper Liam Kelly looks set to remain at Ibrox beyond this season, after two well-known club voices suggested a new contract has already been agreed behind the scenes.
Former Gers captain Barry Ferguson and club commentator Tom Miller have both indicated that the shot-stopper has quietly committed his future to the club.
Kelly’s current deal is due to expire at the end of the campaign, but the duo hinted that an extension — believed to be a one-year renewal — is already in place, even though no official announcement has been made yet. �
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Speaking on a fan platform, Ferguson questioned whether the deal had already been signed, with Miller confidently backing that claim — suggesting there may be inside knowledge surrounding the situation. �
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🔄 Backup Role — But Staying Put
The 30-year-old has largely played a secondary role under manager Danny Röhl, featuring mainly in cup competitions while competing with first-choice keeper Jack Butland.
Despite limited game time, keeping Kelly could be a strategic move for Rangers as they look to maintain stability in their goalkeeping department ahead of a potentially busy summer rebuild.
🧠 Smart Squad Planning
If Kelly’s extension is confirmed, it would allow Röhl and the recruitment team to shift their focus to strengthening other areas of the squad — with several first-team players facing uncertain futures.














