Stevn Davis has ended speculation over his future by signing a new one-year deal with Rangers.
The Northern Ireland captain was due to come out of contract this summer and had a number of clubs monitoring his situation at Ibrox.
St Mirren and Motherwell had both been linked with a move, but the 37-year-old is now remaining in Glasgow for another year.
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Davis featured in Rangers ' Europa League final, scoring a penalty in the club's agonising shootout defeat to Eintracht Frankfurt.
He also started the Scottish Cup final which Rangers won against Hearts at Hampden Park.
Davis told the club website: "I am absolutely delighted. It was a really important season for us last year, and to finish on a high with the Scottish Cup was important for the team and the group and we want to try and kick on again next year now.
"Growing up as a Rangers fan, it was always going to be special pulling on the jersey, and I have been very fortunate to do it the number of times that I have and to have some of the memories I have had."
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Davis - who is currently on international duty with Northern Ireland - added: "We know success is what is demanded at the club, and you want to play at the highest level possible, and we have shown we are capable of doing that as a group.
"So it is really important we try to kick on next season and get our hands on more silverware."
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