In-demand Zak Lovelace has agreed to join Rangers after his contract with English Championship side Millwall came to an end.
The Light Blues have beaten a host of clubs to land the player who made his top-team debut in the Championship for the Lions at the age of just 15, and is the second youngest player to ever appear for the club and had to get permission from his school to play. He's set to join up with Rangers ' B team after his contract expired on July 1 and perform initially in the Lowland League.
Ibrox sporting director Ross Wilson, said: “We are delighted to welcome Zak to Rangers. He is an exciting young player and one we are sure will progress here. He has developed really well with the staff at Millwall and we can see lots of potential in him. A key part of our scouting strategy has been to identify and invest in talent to strengthen our pipeline and the strategy is working successfully for us with Calvin Bassey and Charlie McCann being examples of that."
