He's signing for Rangers: Ibrox chiefs now set for talks on fee for 22 y/o

Rangers chiefs are set for talks over a fee for a “talented” incoming summer signing at Ibrox, with the player seemingly having his heart set on signing for the Gers.

Rangers already have first summer signing sealed

The Gers look set to be in for a busy summer ahead of the 2025/26 season, with the 49ers Enterprises agreeing a deal in principle to take over in Glasgow.

One of their first tasks will be to appoint a new permanent manager at Ibrox, with Barry Ferguson currently in temporary charge until the end of the campaign.

The 49ers could give a new Rangers boss up to £25m to spend on new signings, but the club already have their first summer addition wrapped up.

Back in February, it was confirmed that Dundee midfielder Lyall Cameron has penned a pre-contract agreement to move to Rangers this summer.

Talking about a deal for Cameron, technical director, Nils Koppen labelled the soon-to-be Rangers player as “talented”. “I am delighted that we have agreed a deal for Lyall to join the club and to continue his career at Rangers come the summer.

“He is a talented young player, who has already gained great experience in the Scottish Premiership, and adding young, Scottish talent to our first-team squad is hugely important to all of us at the club. Lyall has a lot of potential and I look forward to seeing him continue to grow at Rangers in the coming years.”

Cameron, who can play as a holding, central or attacking midfielder, has been a regular for Dundee this season, contributing to 18 goals in 36 games.

Rangers still need to pay a compensation package to Dundee, and a new update has now emerged from a Dens Park official.

Rangers set for talks over Lyall Cameron fee

As reported by Rangers Review’s Stephen McGowan, Dundee are planning on talking to Rangers over a compensation fee for Cameron, looking to avoid a tribunal in the process.

Dundee’s managing director John Nelms said: “I mean there has been a small conversation about that. A very, very preliminary conversation about that. At the time it was with their new Chief Executive, who’d come in, like two weeks prior. Patrick’s seat wasn’t even warm yet and I’m sure that as time goes on I think we will have more conversations about that.

“I don’t think they want to go to a tribunal. The last tribunal was very well publicised and our lawyers know all the details. So we both have different views probably and neither one of us want to get there, so hopefully we will come to a resolution on that.”

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He’s under contract until 2026.

Nelms was referring to a £640,000 compensation package awarded to Aberdeen for now Rangers midfielder Connor Barron.

Hopefully, Dundee and those at Ibrox can shake hands on a deal for Cameron, and it’ll be interesting to see the final outcome.