Rangers winger Glenn Middleton will join Doncaster Rovers on a season-long loan.
Record Sport understands Steven Gerrard has agreed to farm out Middleton to the English League One side as the 19- year-old bids to get regular first-team football.
The teenager enjoyed his breakthrough campaign at Ibrox after arriving at the club in January 2018.
He spent the first half of last season in the Rangers first team before returning to the development squad.
Middleton made 28 appearances and scored five goals for Gerrard's side including one in the 4-3 Europa League defeat away to Spartak Moscow last November.
Rangers now have several options in the wide left position with Northern Ireland winger Jordan Jones the latest recruit to arrive from Kilmarnock.
Former Norwich youth star Middleton dropped the biggest hint he was on the move from Glasgow by following Doncaster - who reached the playoff semi-finals this season only to lose on penalties after a 4-4 draw on aggregate to Charlton - on social media.
Doncaster Rovers are in the market for a winger with Mallik Wilks returning to Leeds United.
The terms and conditions of Middleton's deal with the Yorkshire club should see him spend the whole of the next campaign at the Keepmoat Stadium but Rangers may well review it in January depending on the player's progress.
Middleton will be following in the footsteps of fellow team-mate Greg Docherty who spent last season on loan at League One side Shrewsbury Town and impressed, winning a host of club Player of the Year awards.
