Rangers have agreed a deal to sign Max Aarons from Bournemouth.
The defender will head to Glasgow on loan in a deal running until the end of the 2025/26 season.
As per the Rangers Review, it's understood that an agreement is in place between the two clubs for the right-back to move to Ibrox.
New head coach Russell Martin played with Aarons during his time at Norwich City.
Aarons earned a £7m transfer to Bournemouth in the summer of 2023.
He spent time out on loan at La Liga giants Valencia last season.
Rangers' players are due back for pre-season training at Auchenowie on Monday.
And it's thought that Aarons could arrive in time to hit the ground running from day one.
Asked about the aims of pre-season, which will include matches with Club Brugge and Middlesbrough, Martin said: “[The aim is] to work them physically, tactically, to get them to understand what we are demanding very early on and what the team will look like, and hopefully over the next couple of weeks to add a few players to the group, and I think we're all expecting that.
"I don't know [exact numbers], but I think we will have a few before the European game, that is for sure. Everyone is working extremely hard, that's what the bulk of the work has been the last week or so, identifying character and talent we want in this building that can add to this group and add to us culturally and performance-wise. I am excited about the people we are starting to look at and will hopefully add."
