Rangers are reportedly considering a move for Dundee star Josh Mulligan, whose contract is set to expire this summer, leaving him poised to depart Dens Park. Mulligan, a 22-year-old with 10 caps for Scotland's Under-21 team, has opportunities south of the border; however, Rangers might initiate a move to secure him on a pre-contract agreement. The Ibrox club is aiming for a second acquisition from Dundee, having already arranged for Lyall Cameron to join at the end of the season. Mulligan is noted for his versatility, being able to play both as a right full back and in midfield, and he has recorded five assists in 36 appearances for Tony Docherty's team, which is currently 11th in the Premiership and facing relegation threats. The Rangers Review has reported on the transfer interest amidst broader changes at the club, including Kevin Thelwell's appointment as the new sporting director and the potential American takeover by 49ers Enterprises.