A sum up of today's transfer and other gossip talk so far

J_RFC87 · May 27, 2008

Scotland star Kenny Miller keen on Rangers switch despite threat of backlash (Daily Record)
Derby front-runner Kenny Miller has revealed he would "jump at the chance" to sign for Scottish giants Rangers again (Sporting Life, The Metro and TEAMtalk)
"That was one of the most enjoyable periods of my career. If I got the chance to work with them again I'd jump at it. "But at the moment there is nothing to report. We'll have to see how things work out." (Sky sports)
Rangers winger DaMarcus Beasley has revealed that missing out on the Scottish Premier League title on the final day in controversial circumstances has made Walter Smith's squad doubly determined to end Celtic's domination next term. (Sporting Life)
RANGERS winger DaMarcus Beasley has revealed that missing out on the Scottish Premier League title on the final day in controversial circumstances has made Walter Smithâ€™s squad doubly determined to end Celticâ€™s domination next term. (icwales.icnetwork.co.uk)
Rangers are showing a keen interest in Burnley striker Kyle Lafferty. The Govan club, who were linked with Lafferty during the January transfer window, failed with an undisclosed bid three weeks ago. (ITV)
BURNLEY manager Owen Coyle has refused to be drawn on whether Lafferty would be tempted by the Old Firm after Rangers were linked with a new move for the former Celtic transfer target. (Daily Record)
Rangers will have to make Kyle Lafferty Northern Ireland's most expensive current international if they are to take the 20-year-old striker to Glasgow. Walter Smith has been keeping tabs on the Burnley-man for a while and it emerged last night that the Ibrox club had an undisclosed offer rejected by the Clarets three weeks ago. (Belfast Telegraph)
A few days after their Scottish Premier League title bid went down to the wire, Old Firm rivals Celtic and Rangers will battle it out for the signature of Burnleyâ€™s highly-rated forward Kyle Lafferty. (eleven a side.com)
RANGERS are set to use veteran defender David Weir as bait to lure striker Kyle Lafferty away from Turf Moor. The Scottish Cup holders are favourites to land the Irish international, who is a big Gers fan. (Lancashire Telegraph)
JOHN FLECK has been told he'll start next season shining boots instead of his Scottish Cup winner's medal. But Ibrox coach Billy Kirkwood insists that strict regime of discipline will help the superkid stay on the path to stardom. (Daily Record)
Kris Boyd will remain Scotland star even if benched by Rangers, vows George Burley GEORGE BURLEY last night assured Kris Boyd his Scotland career won't suffer if he continues to stew on the Rangers subs bench. (Daily Record)
Watford coach Malky Mackay has warned Rangers they will have to stump up "big money" to sign Danny Shittu. Rangers boss Walter Smith is keen on the big centreback, who scored nine goals last season. Mackay said: "He is under contract and it would be a big-money signing. Whether the club would want to sell I don't know, but everyone has a price." (Mirror)
KEVIN KEEGAN will be told Â£8m is required to firm up Newcastle United's interest in Rangers defender Carlos Cuellar. Keegan has watched the centre- back on at least two occasions in the last few months, including the Gers' UEFA Cup success over Werder Bremen at Ibrox in March. (The Northern Echo)
ALLAN McGREGOR has had a tidy-up operation on his knee which has been described as a total success and he should be fit to start next season. The Rangers No1 has been strucxk down with an ankle problem since April 16 when he was injured at Celtic Park and he is currently recovering from that. (Rangers website)

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