Rangers have completed the signing of Cammy Devlin from Hearts on a two-year deal with an option for a third season, reuniting the 28-year-old Australian midfielder with former Tynecastle boss Derek McInnes at Ibrox. Devlin departs Edinburgh after five years and over 150 appearances, having played a central role in Hearts' record Premiership points tally last season when they finished runners-up to Celtic on the final day.

The move follows former Hearts captain Lawrence Shankland to Glasgow, making Devlin the second key figure from McInnes' Tynecastle squad to follow him across the divide. McInnes praised Devlin's consistency and league knowledge, noting nothing in Scottish football will surprise the midfielder. Devlin described the move as an "absolute honour and privilege" and acknowledged the magnitude of the club.

Rangers have now made five summer signings, with Ross McCrorie, Ivan Pandur, Ben Godfrey, Dan Neil and Shankland already through the door. The club remains in talks for Tromso midfielder Jens Hjertø-Dahl and Partizan Belgrade captain Vanja Dragojevic as McInnes reshapes his engine room.

Devlin's arrival adds immediate Premiership experience and a trusted McInnes lieutenant to a midfield undergoing significant turnover. His familiarity with the manager's system should accelerate integration, but the real test comes in European qualifiers where Rangers need proven performers. The volume of recruitment suggests a squad built for multiple competitions, yet cohesion across so many new faces remains the critical unknown.