An SPFL tribunal has ordered Rangers to pay Dundee a fee of around £400,000 for midfielder Lyall Cameron. The ruling concludes a dispute over the transfer of the young Scottish player, who moved to Ibrox. This decision resolves the financial aspect of the deal between the two Premiership clubs.

The tribunal's judgment brings closure to a contractual matter that often arises with promising youth prospects in Scottish football. For Rangers, the payment represents a calculated investment in a player they view as part of their long-term future. Dundee, meanwhile, secures a fee they deemed fair for developing the talent.

Cameron, a 20-year-old midfielder, has yet to make a senior appearance for Rangers since his move. His development at Ibrox will be closely watched. This settlement removes one distraction, allowing both clubs to focus on the domestic campaign ahead.