Philippe Clement tells Rangers bound Lyall Cameron what he doesn't want to see happen at Dundee

Philippe Clement has signed Lyall Cameron with one eye on the future.

But the Rangers boss does not want the Dundee kid slacking off in the here and now. With the two clubs unable to agree on a price for the Scotland Under-21 midfielder will see out the season at Dens before joining Gers on a pre-contract agreement in the summer.

Clement is already looking forward to getting down to work with a youngster he rates highly. But he’s warned the 22-year-old he expects him to continue giving his all for Tony Docherty before swapping his dark blue kit for a light blue jersey. Clement said: “I’m very happy that Lyall is coming here. It's next season. It's part of our plans that we have with the club to develop young Scottish players or to get young Scottish players with potential. To give them chances also.

“Lyall has already done a lot of good things in Dundee. I think he scored 18 league goals already in 84 games for Dundee. So, that's almost one out of four — those are really good stats. He has the right mentality. He really wants to come to the club. We had several talks about how I see him playing and what he could do for the team. So, we're really happy that he can come next season.

“We will get to know the player really well. I want that he performs really well at Dundee, because otherwise it shows also that mentality can drop really fast.

“So I count on that, and I don't have any doubts with Lyall Cameron around those things. It happens so much now, it's public, but a lot of times these things are not public, and people just wait until it's June to tell you guys that a transfer is made. You guys know also that not all transfers are made in June or July and August with players or contracts made.

“It's really open,