Rangers have completed the transfer signing of Lawrence Shankland.
The Ibrox side swooped to land the Hearts striker, 30, as their first signing of the summer.
Shankland, who left a family holiday to finalise the deal to join his boyhood club, has agreed a two-year deal with the option for a third season at Rangers.
He finalised his deal ahead of representing Scotland at the World Cup this summer with the player allowed to join the squad later after securing his move to Rangers.
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It's understood Rangers did not have to pay a fee to land Shankland with the striker invoking a break clause in the three-year deal he signed last summer.
Speaking to Rangers TV, Shankland said: "I am delighted to be here and to have this opportunity. Rangers is my boyhood club, and it has always been a dream to play here, so I was really keen to get it done.
"A lot of hard graft has gone in to get to this point, and I'm just really happy. The club are in a position where they want to get back to winning silverware more regularly, and I want to be a big part of that, so that's what I have come here to do."
Head coach Danny Rohl said: "We are delighted to have Lawrence join Rangers. He is a player with proven quality, leadership and work ethic, and his goalscoring record in Scotland speaks for itself.
"He understands the demands and expectations that come with playing for Rangers, and we believe his character and experience will be a huge asset for the group. I wish him well at the World Cup this summer, and look forward to welcoming him back to Glasgow during pre-season."
