Rangers make Lyall Cameron transfer plan after Derek McInnes talks

Rangers plan to reintegrate Cameron into their squad next summer after his successful loan spell at Dundee United, where he has impressed with two goals and two assists in six appearances.

Lyall Cameron is set to return to Rangers next summer as part of Derek McInnes' plans for the club, sources have told Football Insider. The 24-year-old midfielder was loaned out to Dundee United after falling down the pecking order at Ibrox, but has impressed significantly this season with two goals and two assists in six appearances for the fifth-placed Premiership side.

Cameron's strong performances have prompted questions about his future, but Rangers have no intention of selling him. Instead, the club plans for him to become a regular fixture in McInnes' squad following the conclusion of his loan spell. The midfielder is performing at an elite level for Dundee United, ranking in the top eight per cent of Premiership midfielders for chances created, successful crosses, and successful dribbles per 90 minutes.

Cameron previously admitted doubts about his move to Rangers after struggling in his first half-season at Ibrox, but has rediscovered his form on loan. McInnes held talks with the player over the summer to arrange the temporary move, which has proven beneficial for both the club and the player's development.