Kilmarnock rejected a bid from Burton Albion for George Stanger, believed to be around £150,000. Neil McCann stated that George Stanger is an important part of his squad and that Kilmarnock’s best players will not be leaving Rugby Park for a low price. McCann said that players will be told they are not for sale until a club makes a very substantial offer for them. The board has been firm on this stance and if their best players want to leave, then clubs will have to pay for them.

Kilmarnock have rejected an offer from Burton Albion for defender George Stanger of £150k plus bonuses, according to Pete O’Rourke.

Burton Albion have made an offer to Kilmarnock to sign defender George Stanger. The League One club have offered a significant sum to the Scottish Premiership club for the New Zealand centre-back but the exact fee is not known. Stanger is under contract at Rugby Park until the summer of 2027.

It is reported that Burton Albion are considering a deal for Kilmarnock defender George Stanger. The 25-year-old, a dual New Zealand and Scotland national, is in the final year of his contract. Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann will not consider any offers unless a suitable transfer fee is proposed, just 12 months after the player's arrival. It is also said that Colchester United and Gillingham are interested in the centre-back. Burton's pursuit is because they seek defensive reinforcements with a limited budget. Stanger has a current market value of €200k, according to Transfermarkt, and is yet to be capped by New Zealand at the senior level.