Rangers FC midfielder Lyall Cameron is reportedly on the verge of joining Aberdeen FC on loan as part of an unexpected January transfer window development.
The 23-year-old, who moved to Rangers from Dundee in the summer of 2025, has found first-team opportunities limited under manager Danny Röhl and could head to Pittodrie to secure more regular playing time.
Cameron impressed during his time at Dundee, where his performances attracted interest from several Premiership clubs, including Aberdeen, before his move to Ibrox. According to reports, Aberdeen sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel sees the midfielder as a player who can bring experience and creativity to the Dons’ campaign, even as the club remains without a permanent manager.
The temporary move would provide Cameron with a chance to play more consistently in Scotland’s top flight, while Aberdeen look to strengthen its squad during a challenging season.
The terms of the deal are still being discussed, with negotiations expected to continue as both clubs work to finalise an agreement.
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