Josh Mulligan Dundee latest amid Rangers transfer interest
However, it has emerged that the 22-year-old could yet remain a Dark Blues player heading into next season.
The Dens Park club have revealed they are in talks over a new contract with Mulligan.
The Scotland Under-21 international is attracting interest from Rangers, as well as a number of clubs south of the border.
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Lyall Cameron has already been unveiled as a Rangers player, having signed at Ibrox on a pre-contract agreement in January.
It remains to be seen whether or not he will be joined by his former teammate in Glasgow.
While there remains a chance of Mulligan staying put in Dundee, the Scottish Premiership side revealed that Scott Fraser, Mo Sylla, Antonio Portales, Scott Tiffoney and Joe Shaughnessy would depart at the end of their deals.
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