Rangers are close to signing Stuttgart winger Badredine Bouanani on deadline day.
The Algerian international would become the 14th summer signing at Ibrox.
Manager Derek McInnes discussed his final transfer plans after the Falkirk win, hinting at new additions to the squad.
He said: "There’s no secret that we’ve worked hard to get Kevin here, so, yeah, I think so.
"There may be one other little thing that we’ll still pick up on when I come off the coach tonight and speak to Jim [Gillespie], potentially."
This comes after securing Portland Timbers striker Kevin Kelsy for £9million, with his arrival to be confirmed by 5pm.
Bouanani, who joined Stuttgart last summer, is undergoing a medical to finalise his move to Glasgow.
The winger has previously played for Lille and Nice, and had a loan stint at Lorient.
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This summer, McInnes has already welcomed Daisuka Yokota and Kim Minsu to the squad.
McInnes said: "But if we can get Kevin and add to our attacking threats, obviously with Youssef's injury, it’s been nearly a month since he got injured, we’ve been looking for that one, and thankfully we’ve got him.
"I just think the club and the team will settle down. I really do. I think the team will settle down, and we’ll get into a rhythm.
"Obviously it’d be nice to win the next game and get three wins in a row, but that will be a challenge in itself with the way Motherwell have started.
"I don’t anticipate any more outs, certainly, and I’m not convinced there’ll be any more ins other than the boy you mentioned."
