San Jose Earthquakes are closing in on a deal for Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn, who was released by Nottingham Forest earlier this summer. The 30-year-old shot-stopper is in advanced talks with the MLS club as they look to strengthen their goalkeeping options ahead of the new season.

Rangers face a challenging transfer window with several key negotiations underway. Bologna has warned that a major bid would be required to prise away Lewis Ferguson, their 26-year-old Scotland midfielder. Meanwhile, the Glasgow club will push Nicolas Raskin's asking price toward the £25m mark after his performances helped Belgium reach the World Cup's last 16. Danilo returns to Rangers after NEC Nijmegen opted against signing him permanently.

In other moves, Bryan Reynolds is set for a medical with Rennes after agreeing a four-year deal from Westerlo worth £3.86m. Former Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor has rejoined the club as goalkeeping coach, replacing Sal Bibbo who is heading to Coventry City. Motherwell's Tawanda Maswanhise draws interest from Anderlecht and Celtic, though no formal approach has materialized.

Kelechi Iheanacho could also be on the move, with Bursaspor joining Vasco De Gama in pursuing the 29-year-old striker after Celtic declined to extend his contract. These developments signal an active summer transfer period across both MLS and Scottish football.

The multiple Rangers connections suggest a coordinated rebuilding effort under new management, while San Jose's pursuit of an experienced international goalkeeper indicates MLS clubs are targeting proven talent over potential.