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Clint Hill confirms Rangers exit and claims '˜I'm available'

Clint Hill has confirmed he will be departing Rangers at the end of the season and has issued a come and get me plea to clubs.
By The Newsroom
Published 13th May 2017, 14:49 BST
Updated 15th May 2017, 09:23 BST
Clint Hill applauds the fans after a man of the match performance. Pic: SNS/Rob CaseyClint Hill applauds the fans after a man of the match performance. Pic: SNS/Rob Casey
Clint Hill applauds the fans after a man of the match performance. Pic: SNS/Rob Casey

Speaking after the club’s 2-1 defeat of Hearts, Hill stated that he would not be getting kept on at Ibrox despite putting in a man of the match performance.

“I think it has been well publicised in the press that I won’t be getting anything but I’ve thoroughly enjoyed my time here,” the 38-year-old told Sky Sports, “it’s a great club to play for, the fans are unbelievable. Personally I can’t wait until they get back to the top because everyone in that club will deserve that.”

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When quizzed if he feels he can still do a job Hill was forthright.

“Personally I think I can,” he said. “I want another year, I want to play somewhere so if anyone is watching and anyone wants an old centre-half, I’m available.”