A young goalkeeper has departed Rangers to join Dunfermline on a season-long loan and.
Mason Munn, 19, transferred to the Ibrox club from Glentoran in 2022.
He has only made one first-team appearance for the team from Govan and recorded a clean sheet in a 5-0 victory over Fraserburgh in the Scottish Cup last season.
The Northern Irishman will now link up with Celtic legend Neil Lennon’s squad at East End Park for the 2025/26 campaign.
He will aim to acquire more first-team experience in the Championship.
He is bound to Rangers until 2028.
Meanwhile, Rangers announced earlier this month that Kieran Wright had secured a contract extension.
He will continue as the third option at Ibrox while Russell Martin evaluates his choices for the number-one position.
Martin showed interest in a transfer for Brighton and Hove Albion shot-stopper Carl Rushworth and has also been connected with Pierce Charles of Sheffield Wednesday.
Speaking at a training camp at St George’s Park a few weeks ago, the Rangers head coach declined to dismiss the possibility of adding to the goalkeeping unit after inheriting Jack Butland and Liam Kelly upon his appointment.