Cyriel Dessers wants to stay at Rangers next season when new owners could be in place.
The Nigeria striker, who is under contract till the summer of 2027, has only won one trophy – the League Cup last season – since arriving at Ibrox two years ago.
“I’m very keen. I came here two summers ago with the ambition to fight for trophies and to win them. We’ve had two amazing runs in Europe but we have won one trophy and I don’t think that’s enough,” said Dessers.
“Not everything in the last two seasons was bad. We were fighting for the league title last season until a couple of games before the end and we’ve got to three cup finals in a row. But winning one isn’t enough at Rangers, we know that.
“I’m really hungry to win more trophies. Obviously there’s going to be a lot happening at the club but I am looking forward to that as well.”
The 30-year-old, currently on 23 goals, has set himself a target for the rest of the season.
Speaking before Saturday’s game at St Mirren, Dessers said: “You want to score in every game but it would be nice to get to 25, but most importantly we want to win these games.
“We are gutted that it’s only five games until the end of the season. You want to have six, including a cup final.
“But we need to take some pride in these five games and give 100% to win them and have good performances. That’s important. You can’t let it just fizzle it out.”
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