Nacho Novo admits it will be hard to leave Rangers, if he does move on at the end of the season.
Tough decision lies ahead for striker
Nacho Novo admits it will be hard to leave Rangers, if he does move on at the end of the season.
The Spanish striker is a cult figure at Ibrox after spending six years with the club after joining from Dundee.
However, he is out of contract in the summer and has been strongly linked with a move to England.
And Novo admits it would be difficult to depart Rangers after sealing his third SPL title since moving to Ibrox.
"There is the possibility I will leave the club this summer and so this might be my last ever title," said Novo.
"If I am going to leave Rangers then it will be hard because I love this club.
"For me, part of the club are the fans and they've been great with me. That's why I wanted to celebrate with them. They deserve everything.
"I just wanted to enjoy it with them because I know it might be the last time I get the chance. Right now I don't know if I'll stay or not - that's the truth.
"But I have to say, if this is the end for me, then it's going to hurt me a lot."
Memorable
Novo admits this season's title is his most memorable, adding: "The other two titles I have won with Rangers were maybe more exciting because we won them on the last day of the season.
"But this one is a little bit more special because of the circumstances. All season people have been talking about our team and about all the problems we have.
"People from Celtic keep telling us we are not good enough. But at the end of the day we are the champions. It makes me happy to shut some of those mouths.
"It's very simple. Play football and win some games rather than talk, talk, talk. Celtic have moaned about everything this season. They have moaned about referees, they have moaned about decisions, they have moaned about the SFA. They have blamed everyone but themselves. "
