Former Rangers striker Robbie Ure has sent an emotional farewell message to IK Sirius supporters after completing a remarkable rise that has earned him a move to Spanish giants Sevilla.
Ure addressed Sirius fans as he prepared to leave Sweden, thanking them for the support and affection they had shown him since his arrival at the club in March 2025.
"Hi guys, it's Robbie. It's time to say goodbye," Ure said.
"I want to say thank you so much to all of you guys for all the support that you've given me, for all the love that you've shown me since I arrived at the club last March.
"I've enjoyed every second playing in front of all of you and yeah, I think it's a beautiful journey that we've been on together these last 15 months."
Robbie Ure set for Sevilla switch
Ure's move represents a huge step forward for the 22-year-old, with Sevilla securing his signature from Sirius in a deal worth €6.5million up front and potentially a further €2million in add-ons.
He has signed a contract with the La Liga club until 2031.
The transfer brings to an end an extraordinary spell in Sweden for the former Rangers academy prospect.
Ure joined Sirius in 2025 after leaving Belgian side Anderlecht and quickly established himself as one of the standout young strikers in the Allsvenskan.
His form attracted significant attention across Europe, with Ure scoring 16 goals in 35 appearances last season before taking his performances to another level this campaign.
He had scored 15 goals in his first 15 league appearances this season, helping Sirius establish themselves at the top of the Swedish table before Sevilla moved to secure his services.
What might have been for Rangers and Ure
For Rangers supporters, Ure's rapid rise will inevitably bring some reflection on what might have been.
The Glasgow-born striker came through the Rangers academy before making his senior debut in 2022.
He made his first team bow against Queen of the South in the Premier Sports Cup and marked the occasion with a goal in a 3-1 victory.
Ure subsequently made two further Premiership appearances, featuring against St Mirren and Hibernian, before leaving Rangers in 2023.
His career took him to Anderlecht and then Sirius, where his development accelerated dramatically.
Robbie Ure on Rangers return rumours
Just days ago, Ure admitted that he still felt there could be "unfinished business" at Ibrox and said he would seriously consider returning to Rangers if the opportunity ever arose.
"Up until I was 19, Rangers was all I ever knew," he said.
"I feel like the opportunity, if it was ever to come in the future, to go back there would be something that I would really think about.
"It would mean a lot to a lot of people."
That potential return now looks considerably more complicated following his move to one of Spain's biggest clubs.
Ure is however, now focused purely on the next chapter of his career.
In his farewell message to Sirius, he made clear that the Swedish club will always hold a special place in his career.
"But I'll always remember Sirius and that comes with such good memories, such good people that I've met," he said.
"I want to say again thank you for all of you for welcoming me to your city and showing me so much love along the way."
Ure then signed off with a message to the supporters who watched his remarkable rise.
"Good luck guys and yeah, I really hope that we'll see each other again one day."
The former Rangers youngster now heads to Sevilla with the chance to establish himself in one of Europe's major leagues, just three years after leaving Ibrox in search of regular first-team football.
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