Robbie Ure insists his stunning move to Sevilla has vindicated his decision to leave Rangers.
The 22-year-old turned down a contract extension to stay at Ibrox and headed to Belgium to sign for Anderlecht, where he played for their Futures side.
A move to Sweden with Sirius followed, and after 15 goals in 15 games so far this season, he has now been snapped up by Sevilla for £7.6million.
Upon sealing the switch, Ure looked back on leaving Rangers three years ago.
He said: "If you were to tell me that I would be a Sevilla player four years ago, then I would have been so happy.
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“It was a big decision at the time. And for me to be sitting here, a player of Sevilla tells me that this was the correct decision to make. And yeah, I'm very happy that I made this decision.
“I think a lot of Scottish people like to stay in Scotland but I wanted to test myself as a player and also a person.
“I think I have grown in both. I have became normal to all the cultures in these countries. And I now don't think of these things as too challenging to move country, to change my lifestyle.
“I think it's normal in football. And it can be exciting.
“The plan was when I went to Sweden that I would come to a top five league. But, as we said, when I heard of the interest from Seville, it was something I didn't think of for a long time because I knew I wanted to be here. It's such a big club and, yeah, I'm so happy to be here.”
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