Ross Stewart’s limited playing time at Swansea City has been linked to Rangers’ reported interest in securing Lyall Cameron for their first-team squad following his loan spell at Dundee United.
Scotland striker Ross Stewart has found himself in a difficult situation at Swansea City. Manager Vitor Matos was reportedly unaware of the English Football League’s homegrown player rules, which exclude Scottish players, severely limiting the 30-year-old’s opportunities on the pitch.
Meanwhile, Scotland striker Tommy Conway is embracing his new role on the left wing under Middlesbrough manager Kim Hellberg. The 24-year-old is recovering from an ankle injury that forced him to miss last season’s play-off final and the World Cup, with Middlesbrough currently leading the Championship.
Rangers are planning to integrate Lyall Cameron into Derek McInnes’ first-team squad once his season-long loan at Dundee United concludes.
Belgian midfielder Nicolas Raskin has no intention of leaving Rangers in the upcoming January transfer window. Despite interest from several European clubs, the 25-year-old values his relationship with the club too much to force a move.
Aberdeen defender Mats Knoester is expected to be sidelined for four to six weeks due to a thigh injury. However, scans have cleared midfielder Connor Ronan to feature in Saturday’s Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Rangers.
St Johnstone manager Simo Valakari has expressed optimism regarding midfielder Sam Stanton’s recovery from injury, hoping he will be available for next weekend’s clash with Dundee.