The 34-year-old, who joined the club back in 2021, has committed her future to the Light Blues for the upcoming campaign as she prepares for her fourth season in Glasgow.
The striker was part of the Gers side that won their first ever SWPL title back in the summer of 2022 before a serious knee injury ruled her out of the entirety of the 2022/23 campaign.
After a long spell out the forward made her return to the pitch for the first time in 508 days on December 10, 2023, as she appeared from the substitutes bench to score in a win over Motherwell as she regained full fitness in the second half of last season.
Ross has also racked up a fantastic international career for Scotland, representing the Under-19 squad firstly from 2007 before making her senior debut in March 2009, going on to earn over 150 caps for her country.
She played her part in the cup double success in the most recent campaign, starting in the Sky Sports Cup final success at Tynecastle in March before helping the team lift a first ever Scottish Cup, scoring 13 goals and providing four assists in 23 appearances overall.
Speaking after putting pen to paper on a new deal, Ross commented: “I am over the moon, I am delighted to be extending my stay here at the club.
“I am really happy here, obviously it has been a challenging couple of years for me personally through injury.
“I was happy to get back on the pitch last season and contribute to the team and I am looking forward to getting a good pre-season under my belt this year and hopefully help again this season.”
Head coach Jo Potter added: “I am delighted that Jane has committed her future to the club for another year.
“Her experience has been vital in the second half of the most recent campaign and I am thrilled she was able to get back up to speed and contribute massively to the side after her long-term injury.
“I look forward to working with her once again for the season ahead.”
Women’s and Girls Managing Director Donald Gillies also said: “We are thrilled that Jane will be again present within the squad for the upcoming season.
“Her professionalism and experience will be vital for what the team is looking to achieve and we feel she will be a big part of that.
“To recover and perform at such a high level after a long-term injury is testament to herself and her character and we hope she will able to continue contributing on the pitch to bring the team further success in the new campaign.”
