SHOCKING NEWS: Just 15 Munites ago, Rangers FC Star Ivor Pandur Suspended for Sleeping With R…See More
A sensational claim involving Rangers FC goalkeeper Ivor Pandur has circulated online, but there is currently no reliable evidence confirming that the Croatian goalkeeper has been suspended for any conduct relating to his private life. Official UEFA squad information lists Pandur as a Rangers goalkeeper for the 2026/27 Europa League campaign, while recent reporting confirms that he joined the Scottish club from Hull City in the summer of 2026.
Pandur arrived at Rangers after an impressive spell with Hull City. Rangers completed his transfer in July 2026, with the goalkeeper signing a four-year contract at Ibrox. Sky Sports reported that he had played in all but one of Hull City’s Championship matches during the previous season and had also kept clean sheets in both legs of the club’s promotion play-off campaign. These verified details provide no support for the allegation contained in the circulating headline.
The goalkeeper’s arrival followed the departure of Jack Butland, who left Rangers to join Hull City. Rangers officially confirmed Butland’s departure after three seasons at the club, during which he made 157 appearances and won the League Cup. The change in goalkeeping personnel means Pandur became part of Rangers’ new goalkeeping group alongside players including Liam Kelly.
UEFA’s current Rangers squad listing identifies Pandur as one of the club’s registered goalkeepers for the 2026/27 Europa League campaign. Liam Kelly and several younger goalkeepers are also included in the squad registration. Importantly, the official squad information does not report any disciplinary suspension involving Pandur for the allegation described in the headline.
For that reason, the claim that Ivor Pandur has been suspended for the alleged reason should not be presented as established football news. The verified information is that Pandur is a Rangers goalkeeper who joined the club in 2026 on a four-year contract. Unless Rangers FC, UEFA, the Scottish FA or another authoritative football body publishes an official disciplinary decision confirming such a suspension, the allegation remains unsupported by reliable evidence.
