'We came here to dominate' - Pandur
Goalkeeper Ivor Pandur has urged Rangers to leave nothing to chance in the Czech Republic as he looks to fulfil his ambition of playing European football. The Croat, who moved to Ibrox from Hull this summer, has only experienced qualifiers in his career but stands on the brink of the Conference League proper as Rangers take a 1-0 first-leg lead to Jablonec.
Goalkeeper Ivor Pandur has encouraged Rangers to give their all in their upcoming European challenge. The Croatian player, who joined Rangers from Hull this season, is eager to make his mark in the Conference League after only encountering qualifiers in his previous career. Standing on the cusp of the competition proper, Pandur has expressed his ambition to lead his team to a dominant performance in the away match against Jablonec.
The 26-year-old emphasized that the 1-0 first-leg victory represents a significant goal for him, one that motivated his decision to join Rangers. He reiterated that the entire squad shares his fervor for the occasion, emphasizing their readiness to deliver a performance they can be proud of. Pandur acknowledged the magnitude of the upcoming fixture, stating that it represents an opportunity to demonstrate their prowess and fulfill a long-held aspiration.
He reiterated that the team is determined to seize control of the match, rather than merely survive, and underscored the need to meet the high expectations associated with playing for a prominent club.
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