Ross McCausland will become the next first team exit at Ibrox as he prepares to join up with two former Rangers team-mates in Cyprus.
The winger was informed by new head coach Russell Martin that he was free to leave the club earlier this term. And the Rangers Review understands a loan switch to Aris Limassol is now in place.
McCausland is poised to put pen-to-paper in the coming days and be reunited with Connor Goldson and Leon Balogun. Aris have agreed a loan deal with [[Rangers]] that will see McCausland join the club for the remainder of the season.
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The Northern Ireland international was left out of the Champions League squad for the clash with Panathinaikos. Martin has already added Djeidi Gassama to his wide options this summer and the Rangers Review understands Mikey Moore could now follow on a loan from Tottenham Hotspur.
Crystal Palace attacker Jerusun Rak-Sakyi and Oliver Antman of Go Ahead Eagles are also on the list of targets at present. Martin remains in the market for reinforcements as [[Rangers]] also look to move on the unwanted members of the squad that he inherited upon his appointment as Philippe Clement’s successor as boss.
[[Rangers]] rounded off their summer schedule with a comeback draw against Middlesbrough on Saturday. Danilo and Findlay Curtis were on target as Martin handed some of his fringe players a run-out ahead of their Panathinaikos showdown.
Defender Robin Propper completed his return to FC Twente earlier in the day. And Martin expects further departures in the coming weeks after the likes of Ben Davies, Ridvan Yilmaz and Jose Cifuentes were told that they were surplus to requirements this term.
"I think we have interest in a fair few of the players, but as and when they go, I don't know," Martin said. "I just wait for Kevin to tell me what's going on. And yeah, whilst they're here, they'll be treated with care and respect and professionalism.
"And it might not always be on the terms they want or like, but I think if we're honest with each other and we respect each other and they respect the group, there's not going to be a problem."
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