Neil Alexander believes his future lies away from Ibrox after failing to secure first-team football.
Back-up keeper could quit Rangers
Rangers keeper Neil Alexander has hinted his future lies away from Ibrox after failing to secure first-team football.
The former Ipswich and Cardiff City shot-stopper has made just one SPL start this season after playing second fiddle to Allan McGregor.
Alexander has made no secret of his love for the Glasgow giants, but feels he is at the stage of his career where he needs to be playing first-team football.
The 31-year-old knows scouts may be taking note of his situation, however, he wants to play well for himself and Rangers before trying to impress interested parties.
First-team football
"There is maybe only so long before I feel I need to get back playing," Alexander told the
Daily Record.
"If it's not here, maybe it will have to be somewhere else. I've got another year on my contract and I have plenty of time.
"Allan is doing well, so we'll have to wait and see. Myself and Allan get on well and work well together but, at the end of the day, it's my career.
"As much as I love it here and I would love to stay for a long time, I feel I need to be playing. I've got something in mind and we'll see what happens.
"You never know, there might be clubs looking at my situation and taking note of it but I can only do well for myself.
"If I'm here and Allan leaves, or I leave and Allan's here, that is just a situation that will be weighed up. But if Allan stays, it is something I will have to think about."
