Rangers goalkeeper Aidan McAdams has revealed his team-mates helped him settle at the club after he made the headline-grabbing switch to the Light Blues from arch-rivals Celtic in 2017.
McAdams signed a three-year contract with the Gers after an impressive outing with the Scottish Under-17 side in the Under-17 European Championship in 2017.
The 19-year old is involved with Rangers' youth teams and is looking to keep up his good progress and challenge for a place in the senior squad under Steven Gerrard.
Moving from Celtic to Rangers can often be controversial, but McAdams said his team-mates helped him with the change.
“It was fairly comfortable”, McAdams said in a Q&A session on Twitter when he was asked how he found the move from Celtic to Rangers.
“All the staff and players made it really easy and I now have some very close mates at the club.”
McAdams spent nearly ten years at Celtic after joining the club as an eight-year-old.
Celtic could end up making £150,000 from the deal that saw McAdams make the switch to Ibrox.
