Rangers are facing changes in their goalkeeping department as Robby McCrorie has rejected a contract offer, indicating his intention to leave the club this summer to seek more playing time. Despite only featuring in seven games for the team over the past three years, the 26-year-old goalkeeper is eager for a fresh start elsewhere after feeling frustrated with his lack of opportunities at Rangers. Aberdeen is said to be interested in acquiring McCrorie, especially with the potential arrival of Liam Kelly, a recent Scotland Euro 2024 call-up and free agent.
On the other hand, Southampton has confirmed that Stuart Armstrong will be departing the club once his contract expires this month. The Scotland international midfielder, who played a pivotal role in their recent promotion back to the Premier League, unfortunately missed out on the key play-off fixtures due to injury. Southampton expressed their gratitude towards Armstrong for his contributions and wished him well in his future endeavors. Discussions are still ongoing regarding a possible contract extension for Scotland striker Che Adams.
In addition, Kilmarnock has successfully secured another loan deal for Stuart Findlay from his parent club Oxford. The defender, who featured in 46 matches for the club last season, will be returning for another spell at Rugby Park, pending approval on an extension of the existing loan agreement. This adds to a productive off-season for Kilmarnock, who have also finalized deals for Bruce Anderson, Gary Mackay-Steven, and Innes Cameron.
