Mason Munn has signed a contract extension that sees the 18-year-old goalkeeper extend his stay at Rangers until May 2024.
As a key player for Steven Smith's Under-18s Rangers B team, the young stopper helped his side clinch the Scottish Youth Cup last season during a 2-1 win over Aberdeen at Hampden.
In the wake of Munn's contract extension, Rangers manager Philippe Clement expressed delight that the 18-year-old had committed his future to the Ibrox side.
"We are delighted that Mason has committed his future to Rangers," Clement told the official Rangers website. "It is recognition of his development in the Academy in recent years, and, as a boyhood Rangers fan, he is well aware of what it takes to represent this club.
"There is further improvement to come from Mason in the years ahead and we look forward to his continued development as an individual."
Munn's hard work in recent times has also seen him capped at Under-19s level for Northern Ireland.
Echoing the sentiments of the Rangers manager was the club's director of football Nils Koppen.
He added: "Throughout his development in the Rangers Academy, Mason has shown the necessary attributes along with the natural talent that is required by modern goalkeepers to give himself the best chance to continue his already strong progression.
"We are pleased that he sees his future at Rangers and, with the coaching, facilities and support staff here at the club, we believe he is in the perfect environment to develop."
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Earlier this week, Rangers starlet Robbie Fraser also signed a new contract with the club in a deal that'll see the left-back remain at Ibrox until the summer of 2026.
And while delighted to have committed his future to Philippe Clement's side, the 18-year-old expressed disappointment at the departure of Borna Barisic, following a touching message from the outgoing player.
Fraser said: "Borna leaving was quite sad for me because he worked with me so well - he gave me so much information and gave me a lot of his time and effort.
"The last thing he said to me when he left was 'You're the future of this club,' and that'll always stick with me."
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