Rangers have moved a step closer to signing midfielder Scott Arfield after he passed a medical.
The Canada international is leaving Premier League outfit Burnley this summer following the expiry of his contract at Turf Moor; Arfield was offered fresh terms by the Clarets, but is set on a new adventure.
It emerged that Rangers want Arfield and have agreed a four-year contract with him.
Now the move is a step closer as, according to Sky Sports News' Jim White, the midfielder has passed a medical with Rangers.
Arfield's arrival is likely to have been given the blessing of incoming Rangers manager Steven Gerrard.
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Gerrard will take up his first role in senior management with the Gers from 1st June, with Gary McAllister serving as his assistant at Ibrox.
And it appears the Liverpool legend will have Arfield at his disposal as he looks to put Rangers back on top of the Scottish game.
