Livingston's star man Lyndon Dykes is set to miss his side's match against Rangers this afternoon after a bid from Queens Park Rangers was accepted.
QPR are managed by Mark Warburton, and he appears to have done his former club a turn.
Rangers and Celtic have both been linked with the striker, but it looks like his future is now in the English Championship.
A report in the Daily Mail says Dykes won't be involved when Livingston take on Rangers at the Tony Macaroni Arena this afternoon, with the home side having accepted a bid of around £2m for the striker.
Although Dykes was born in Australia, he could be selected by Steve Clarke for future Scotland squads.
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Livingston take on Rangers in the Premiership at 4.30 this afternoon.
Looking ahead to the match, Rangers boss Steven Gerrard said: "We have had some positive results at Livi but it's still been a very tough challenge. A physical challenge.
"They are a good team, an organised team. They try and take you out your comfort zone and I think we got a real eye-opener in our first visit.
"We're under no illusions that it's going to be a real tough game. It's a game we're going to have to be focused for and ready, but we're in good form.
"We're in a good place, and it's up to us to go there and win a war, and win a battle, before our quality can show."
