Liam Kelly Rangers contract details 'emerge' as free transfer from Motherwell moves closer

Rangers have offered Liam Kelly a three-year deal to move to Ibrox, according to a report.

The former Ibrox stopper confirmed his exit from Motherwell earlier this evening before posting a classy social media farewell as he looks poised to return to the club where he started his career. Philippe Clement has already kicked things off on his summer recruitment with Jefte in the door while Mohamed Diomande's permanent deal will also kick in.

The Rangers Review state that the Light Blues are in pole position to get a deal over the line for Scotland international Kelly and will look to push the signing through. It comes as John McLaughlin gets ready to depart the club at the end of his contract. while Record Sport exclusively revealed last night that Aberdeen have Robby McCrorie on their goalkeeper wishlist as the current Rangers No2 seeks first-team football with Jack Butland the undisputed No1 in Govan.

In an emotional exit farewell message to Motherwell, skipper Kelly wrote: "To all my team-mates, thank you for being the great guys that you are and making every day we spent together so enjoyable, my relationship with every single one of you meant everything to me. To my managers, goalkeeping coaches & all the staff at the club, no matter your role, however big or small, thank you, it's been an honour to represent you.

"To the amazing supporters of this club, through all the good and the bad, we've experienced it all together, side by side. We aren't perfect, we have never claimed to be but what we always knew is that we would turn up side by side & give everything we have every single week for our club.

"That unwavering loyalty & togetherness through the difficult times when everyone started to write us off as they