Lyall Cameron has joined Dundee United on loan until the end of the season, although the move is subject to registration. Cameron signed for Rangers last summer and made 10 appearances, and he also spent the second half of the 25/26 campaign at Aberdeen. United manager Jim Goodwin stated he was very pleased that Lyall has decided to join Dundee United. Cameron expressed excitement about playing for United and mentioned his family's support for the club.

The Daily Record reports that Dundee United and Rangers have reached an agreement for Lyall Cameron to join Dundee United on loan. Dundee United intends to play Lyall Cameron in a more attacking role than he is currently used to. Rangers decided to loan Lyall Cameron out instead of selling him this window. Lyall Cameron is contracted to Rangers until the summer of 2029.

The Daily Record reports that Dundee United and Rangers are in negotiations over a potential loan move for midfielder Lyall Cameron. Cameron came through United's youth system before moving to Dundee and then to Ibrox. Discussions between the clubs have been ongoing, and United hopes to finalize an agreement within the next 24 hours. The 23-year-old has not been a regular player at Rangers and spent the second half of last season on loan at Aberdeen. He was still training with his parent club on Tuesday morning while waiting for the move to be approved. United's manager, Jim Goodwin, wants to strengthen his midfield following the sale of Vicko Sevelj. The club is also exploring other options after a recent bid for Falkirk midfielder Brad Spencer was unsuccessful. Cameron is a Scotland U21 international with 12 caps and is under contract with Rangers until May 2029. His current market value, according to Transfermarkt, is €1.20m. During his loan period at Aberdeen, it was reported that Rangers refused to include a purchase option in January 2026. By May 2026, Aberdeen's manager had indicated that a permanent transfer would be financially difficult.