Lawrence Shankland has officially joined Rangers on a two-year contract, with the option of a third, after the club triggered a release clause in his contract with Hearts. The 30-year-old striker, who has been a standout player for Hearts, is eager to contribute to Rangers' quest for silverware, stating, 'Rangers is my boyhood club and it has always been a dream to play here.' Shankland cut short his summer holiday to finalize the move and will wear the No. 7 jersey. He expressed gratitude for his time at Hearts, where he served as captain and nearly secured the league title. Shankland's experience and leadership qualities are expected to bolster Rangers' squad as they aim to reclaim their status as a dominant force in Scottish football. Manager Danny Rohl praised Shankland's goalscoring record and work ethic, indicating that he understands the high expectations of playing for Rangers. Shankland also reflected on his journey, noting that being released by Rangers as a child shaped his resilience and determination to succeed.