Allan McGregor has been offered the chance of a megabucks move to the UAE, according to a report.
The 40-year-old is out of contract at Rangers this summer with a decision on his future yet to be made.
The Ibrox shotstopper played a huge role in last season's Europa League run but talks have not advanced and the veteran is not shy of offers elsewhere.
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The Scottish Sun report that a two-year deal is on the table from the Middle East and it would hand McGregor one last bumper pay day.
However, they say money isn't a key factor as he plots the next chapter of his career.
It's been reported that Giovanni van Bronckhorst could be poised to name Jon McLaughlin as his new No1 next season - leaving McGregor as the back-up option if he stayed on.
That would allow him more time to explore coaching opportunities but McGregor is keen to continue playing in the role as a first-choice.
Rangers have already been handed a major boost with Connor Goldson penning a new four-year deal.
Steven Davis and Scott Arfield have also penned new contracts while John Souttar has now arrived from Hearts after penning a pre-contract earlier this year.
It's reported that the Light Blues and McGregor are set for more rounds of talks while he mulls over the offer on the table from the UAE.
