John Lundstram played Premier League last season but can't wait to mix it up in Scottish football as Rangers' new signing.

The new Ibrox midfielder touched down this week and put pen to paper on a three-year deal at the club and pinpointed working alongside new boss Steven Gerrard and coach Michael Beale as one of his main attractive factors.

He will bring experience, 'steel' and power according to his new manager but the player himself brings a desire to win trophies and add a haul to the cabinet.

"I spoke with the manager and he sold the club to me, and I was just taken aback by his ambition, vision and drive," he told the club's website.

"I know Glasgow is like Liverpool - a proper football city with proper football fans, and I know the people are very similar and I am buzzing to be a part of the atmosphere I am moving into.

"The chance to work with Steven Gerrard and Gary McAllister, as well as Michael Beale, was a huge draw. The manager is from the same area as me, and I want to learn from those coaches and become a better version of myself and continue to develop under them.

"As an outsider looking in, the scenes last season were unbelievable when the club won the league, and when I saw that, I knew I wanted to be a part of it and be a part of a club which wins more trophies for Rangers.

"There is something special still being built here and there is more to come. The pull of being in the Champions League was also massive for me and I want to help the team reach the group stage and make the most of that opportunity."