Northern Ireland Under-21s star recalled early by Rangers from Championship loan spell
Rangers goalkeeper Mason Munn has been recalled from his loan at Dunfermline Athletic
Rangers have recalled Northern Ireland Under-21s goalkeeper Mason Munn from his loan at Dunfermline Athletic.
The 19-year-old has been brought back to Ibrox after the Premiership club exercised the recall option in his loan agreement with the Championship promotion hopefuls.
Munn played eight matches for Neil Lennon’s side, mostly at the start of the season, but has either been on the bench or not involved at all since the end of October.
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The Donaghadee teen, who started his career at Glentoran, has made one appearance for Rangers, keeping a clean sheet in a Scottish Cup win over Fraserburgh in January 2025.
It is likely that Munn will go out on loan again before the end of the month, with lower league SPFL clubs allowed to agree short-term deals with players at Premiership sides until February 28.
However, reports in Scotland suggest the Northern Ireland underage star may remain at Ibrox for the remainder of the season, with Rangers undecided on whether he will be made available.
In a statement, Rangers said: “We can today confirm Mason Munn has been recalled from his loan at Dunfermline Athletic.”
Dunfermline also posted on X: “#DAFC can confirm that goalkeeper Mason Munn has been recalled by @RangersFC. Everyone at KDM Group East End Park wishes Mason all the best in his future career.”