Growing up dreaming of playing for Rangers, Robbie Ure has now found success 1,600 miles away in Sweden after making his mark at Anderlecht. Despite his initial goal of shining for his childhood team, the striker has embraced the challenge of playing in a new country.
After impressing for the Belgian side’s reserve team and making his mark in a top team match, Ure became IK Sirius’ record signing. His debut with the Swedish club showcased his talent as he assisted in both goals during a 2-1 victory against Varnamo.
Reflecting on his decision to leave Glasgow for European football, Ure discussed his upbringing as a Rangers fan and the intense rivalry in the city. Despite growing up surrounded by football, it was clear to him that Rangers was the only choice when given the opportunity.
Scoring on his debut for Rangers was a special moment for Ure, who expressed gratitude to former manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst for the chance. Now, in a new environment with IK Sirius, Ure remains focused on his development and building strong relationships with his new teammates.
Despite the pressure of his price tag and filling the shoes of a departed star player, Ure remains grounded and focused on his own performance. His main priority is continuing to improve and make the most of his opportunities with his new club.
