Rangers keen on Irving as fee agreed for Mendy
Dundee United have still not agreed a return for Stephenson from Liverpool and would also need to free up a loan slot before any move could happen. (Scott Burns on X), externalDundee United are close to agreeing another loan for Liverpool defensive midfielder Luca Stephenson, with the English champions planning to extend the 21-year-old's contract after rejecting an approach from another club for a permanent transfer. (Anthony Joseph on X), externalStephenson is set to sign a new deal at Anfield and then head to United on a season-long loan. (Liverpool Xtra on X), externalFormer Celtic midfielder Ismaila Soro is training with Falkirk after the 27-year-old Ivory Coast international left Beitar Jerusalem. (Daily Record), externalDunfermline Athletic owner James Bord could bring 22-year-old winger Jefferson Caceres to the Scottish Championship club to allow space in Sheffield United's squad to sign a new centre-half. (The Star), externalSheffield United are ready to sell Jefferson Caceres to Dunfermline to open a slot for Nils Zatterstrom, who they are currently negotiating a deal for the defender with Malmo. (The Bladesman), external
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