While there is a great deal of uncertainty about the future for Rangers, one thing is sure with Dorin Goian coming out and nailing his colours to the mast. He wants to stay and see out his contract despite the club's ongoing financial uncertainty. The Romanian defender is adamant that he does not want to leave Ibrox and feels he has enjoyed a decent debut season, on the pitch at least. Goian and the rest of Ally McCoist's squad have new clauses in their contracts which allow them to leave at the end of the season for cut-price fees. The clauses were inserted when the playing staff agreed to take significant wage cuts to help the clubs financial woes when they entered administration on 14 February Goian said: "It has been a difficult year for everyone connected with Rangers. But despite those problems, it was also nice for me. I want to stay. I have a contract for another two years and want to play for Rangers."
Source: FOOTYMAD
