Rangers’ goalkeeping situation is set to change as Robby McCrorie has turned down a new contract offer, signaling his desire to leave the club this summer. The 26-year-old, who has only made seven appearances for the team in the past three years, is eager for more regular playing time. Despite having a year left on his current deal, McCrorie wants a fresh start after feeling frustrated with the lack of opportunities at Rangers. Aberdeen is reportedly interested in him, and the possible arrival of Liam Kelly, a recent Scotland Euro 2024 call-up and free agent, could pave the way for McCrorie’s departure.
Meanwhile, Southampton has announced that Stuart Armstrong will depart the club after his contract expires this month. The Scotland international midfielder, who joined Saints in 2018, played a key role in their recent promotion back to the Premier League. However, injury ruled him out of the crucial play-off fixtures. Southampton thanked Armstrong for his contributions and wish him well in his future endeavors. Talks are still ongoing regarding a potential contract extension for Scotland striker Che Adams.
In other news, Kilmarnock has secured a new loan deal for Stuart Findlay with his parent club Oxford. The defender, who made 46 appearances for the club last season, will return for another stint at Rugby Park. The move is pending approval on an extension of the existing loan agreement. This continues a successful off-season for Kilmarnock, who have also secured deals for Bruce Anderson, Gary Mackay-Steven, and Innes Cameron.
