Rangers Forward Rabbi Matondo Reflects on Performance Against Hibs and Sets Personal Goals

Rangers forward Rabbi Matondo has expressed his satisfaction with his team’s performance against Hibs. He praised the overall team effort and acknowledged that winning at Hibs is never an easy task. Matondo emphasized the importance of continuing this form in their upcoming matches.

Individually, Matondo believes he is making progress and getting closer to his desired level. He attributes this improvement to the hard work and preparations during their training camp in La Manga. The young forward is confident that there is still more to come from him.

Matondo revealed that manager Steven Gerrard’s message to him after the winter break has remained consistent – to believe in the team’s game plan, work hard, and support each other. He believes that following this approach has proven fruitful in their recent victory. Matondo also praised the professionalism of teammate Steven Davis, who recently announced his retirement. He highlighted Davis’ positive influence on the squad.

Looking ahead, Matondo’s personal ambitions are clear – to play as many games as possible, contribute to the team’s success, and improve his individual statistics. As an attacking player, he is well aware of the expectation to score goals and provide assists. Matondo acknowledges the personal targets he has set for himself and is determined to work towards achieving them.

Matondo also expressed his admiration for goalkeeper Jack Butland, describing him as an outstanding player and person. He spoke highly of Butland’s contributions throughout the season, noting that his presence gives the team confidence, even when they are not performing at their best.

Life in Glasgow has been a mix of ups and downs for Matondo, but overall, he is enjoying the experience and considers it a significant step in his career. He hopes to make many more appearances for the club in the future.