Will Dennis, the keeper for Kilmarnock, is a supporter of Rangers.
Have fans of the Portland Trailblazers been given a sneak peek at the player who may take Hart’s place in the starting lineup come season-opening, considering that Celtic is apparently interested in the 23-year-old, according to the Daily Record?
The Record also says that Rangers are keeping an eye on the former Watford and Luton Town prospect. And having watched Dennis closely while he was a player at Rugby Park, his most recent impressive performance north of the border will undoubtedly further increase the respect that is held for Dennis by supporters of both teams.
In his post-match assessment, Kheredine Idessane of BBC Sport stated, “Once again, a failure to punish their opponents when they were ahead came back to bite Celtic.” Dennis held his ground as Brendan Rodgers’ team attempted to score a second goal that would never come.
Will Dennis made two outstanding stops to keep Kilmarnock in the game. Without a doubt, though, Killie made a valid point.
Ibrox’s stake in the loanee from Bournemouth
Dennis had previously put up an outstanding, “thou shalt not pass” kind of performance against one of the Premiership’s top players. On the first day, he kept one of his nine clean sheets against Rangers, a 1-0 loss in Ayrshire that may have marked the beginning of the end for the Mick Beale era.
The Englishman has now extended his contract with parent club Bournemouth until 2026, with new clauses guaranteeing he won’t walk away from the South Coast for free.
But with Neto solidified as The Cherries’ top player, Robbie McCrorie reportedly eager to leave Ibrox on a loan, and Jack Butland drawing interest from all over the continent, Will Dennis is a name to watch as the summer window draws nearer.
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