Dundee midfielder Lyall Cameron is reportedly attracting interest from Rangers, who are considering signing the 22-year-old on a pre-contract agreement. Cameron, a standout performer for Dundee, has entered the final six months of his contract, making him eligible to negotiate with other clubs.
Rangers are believed to be leading the race for the young talent, aligning with their strategy of recruiting promising Scottish players. However, other clubs are also monitoring the situation, which adds a competitive edge to securing his signature.
Dundee manager Tony Docherty has acknowledged the growing interest in Cameron but remains hopeful of retaining him. Speaking about the speculation, Docherty said, “It’s no surprise when a player like Lyall is out of contract there’s interest in him. He’s a very talented footballer and I don’t want to lose him at all.”
Cameron has been an instrumental figure in Dundee’s midfield this season, with his technical ability and creativity catching the eye of potential suitors. Despite Rangers’ interest, there has been no official contact between the two clubs regarding a transfer.
With his contract nearing its end, Cameron’s future remains uncertain, but a move to Ibrox could be a significant step forward in his career.
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