Rangers sign Australian Cammy Devlin on free transfer

Rangers have completed the signing of Australian midfielder Cammy Devlin on a free transfer, marking the sixth addition to manager Derek McInnes's squad this summer. The 28-year-old has signed a two-year contract with the Scottish Premiership club, which includes an option for a further year.

Devlin joins Rangers after his contract with Heart of Midlothian expired, concluding a five-year spell in Edinburgh where he made over 150 appearances. He was a pivotal figure in Hearts' squad last season, which mounted a strong title challenge and recorded its highest-ever Premiership points tally, finishing narrowly behind champions Celtic. Hearts had offered Devlin a new deal that would have made him the club's highest-paid player, but he opted not to extend his stay.

The move reunites Devlin with McInnes, who managed him at Hearts before taking the Rangers job last month. In a statement, Devlin expressed his excitement, calling it an honor to join a club of Rangers' stature and noting it felt like a great time to arrive given the changes underway. McInnes praised Devlin's consistency and work rate, stating he is the type of player every manager wants and that his familiarity with...