Prso dashes talk of Rangers exit

Dado Prso scored twice against Aberdeen on Sunday

Rangers' Dado Prso has stressed that he is more than happy to remain at Ibrox.

"It's flattering to hear other clubs want you but the simple fact is I don't want to go anywhere," the Croatian striker told the club website.

"I'm so happy at Rangers and my family is settled. For as long as the club are happy with me I am theirs."

Prso's agent told BBC Sport on Thursday that the player hopes to agree an extension to his contract with Rangers in the next few months.

Prso has two years of his current deal remaining, but Ranko Stojic said he would like to sign on for a further year.

"Despite the speculation linking Dado with other clubs, he hasn't thought for a second about leaving," said Stojic.

Stojic is aware of interest from Aston Villa and a number of other clubs.

"Neither Dado nor I see any reason to change clubs," he added.

Villa are thought to be willing to pay in the region of £3.5m for the player signed on a Bosman from Monaco last summer.

Prso has been one of Alex McLeish's most successful acquisitions, scoring 21 goals this season.

His partnership with Nacho Novo helped Rangers to victory in the CIS Cup as well as challenging Celtic for the SPL title.

The Croatian's form has now attracted the interest of the Villa manager David O'Leary, who stated recently that he would be given substantial funds to strengthen his squad this summer.