Jack Butland has completed a transfer to newly promoted Hull City, marking the next stage in his extensive professional career. The 33-year-old goalkeeper joins the Premier League side after spending the previous three years with Rangers in Glasgow.

Butland expressed satisfaction with his move, emphasizing that leaving Rangers was not driven by dissatisfaction. He described his time at the Scottish club as “fantastic” and praised the organization for providing a positive environment. The decision to join Hull came after the Tigers presented an opportunity that stood out as both exciting and unique.

Hull City manager Sergej Jakirovic is set to benefit from Butland’s wealth of experience, particularly as the club navigates its return to England’s top-flight competition. The goalkeeper’s presence is expected to add depth and stability to the squad ahead of the new season.

Butland’s career has included multiple spells across English and Scottish football, with this latest transfer highlighting his continued relevance at the highest level.