McCrorie, 28, has rejoined the Ibrox side from Bristol City. He has signed a contract until 2029, and the Ibrox club has the option to extend the contract by a further year.

Ross McCrorie was signed by Rangers from Bristol City. Clark and Barrie both agreed that the signing of McCrorie was a practical move by Rangers. Clark said that he, Johnny, and Stevie were all in agreement that it was a sensible signing.

According to a report from Rangers Review, Bristol City have triggered a one-year extension of Ross McCrorie's contract at Ashton Gate. Rangers are still expected to acquire him, however, and are getting closer to a reunion. The report states that Rangers have overcome interest from Championship clubs to sign him this summer. Bristol City could potentially prefer a very small fee over losing Ross McCrorie for no fee next summer.

Ross McCrorie has agreed terms on a three-year deal to return to Rangers. According to The Rangers Review, Bristol City will receive a fee of around £900,000 for McCrorie. Add-ons to the deal could add another six-figure sum to the package. McCrorie had offers from several clubs in the Championship this summer but chose to return to Rangers.

Rangers have agreed a deal of around £1.5 million with Bristol City for Ross McCrorie, who has completed his medical. The defender will be Derek McInnes’ first signing and will sign a three-year deal which includes a 12-month club option. While the deal has not yet been finalised, it is expected to be completed in the next 24 to 48 hours. McCrorie had a new offer from Bristol City and several English Championship sides were also interested in him, but decided he wanted the deal with Rangers after they expressed their interest.

Rangers are nearing the completion of the signing of Ross McCrorie. According to Four Lads Had A Dream, Rangers are close to an agreement to re-sign McCrorie for a fee of around £2m. A fee of approximately £2 million will be paid to Bristol City. There are contrasting reports regarding the defender's salary at Ashton Gate, with Bristol City possibly paying him between £5,000 and £7,700 per week. A return to Ibrox could result in him earning more than £10,000 per week, a salary level similar to players such as Mohamed Diomande, Thelo Aasgaard and Connor Barron. A salary of approximately £20,000, which would reportedly place him alongside Djeidi Gassama, Youssef Chermiti and Dujon Sterling, is also a possibility.

Rangers have agreed to sign Ross McCrorie from Bristol City as their new right-back, where he is expected to compete with Dujon Sterling for the position. The deal for McCrorie is not finalised. The Bears have previously experienced last-minute transfer fallthroughs.

Ross McCrorie is expected to return to Rangers in a deal reportedly worth just under £2 million. He will return with one year left on his contract at Bristol City, where he made 89 appearances in three seasons. McCrorie played in 39 Championship games for Bristol City last season, having missed some games in previous seasons due to injuries. The signing has prompted mixed reactions from fans, while The Rangers Review team believes the return is a common-sense decision.

Chris Jack reported on X that defender Ross McCrorie is close to leaving Bristol City and could return to his former club, Rangers. McCrorie's contract extension clause was expected to be activated, which would have safeguarded Bristol City's position by ensuring the defender could not leave on a free transfer this summer. McCrorie and the club failed to reach an agreement over a new deal, and negotiations are reportedly at a standstill, leaving Bristol City wanting to avoid losing the player for no fee. A sale would allow the Robins to recover some of the fee they paid to sign McCrorie in 2023 and generate funds that could be reinvested into the squad. Bristol City were expected to receive a respectable transfer fee for his departure.

According to the Daily Record, Rangers boss Derek McInnes is close to signing Ross McCrorie from Bristol City. McCrorie is also a likely candidate to be under consideration to become Rangers' next captain.

According to The Rangers Review, Rangers appear to have overcome competition from English clubs to bring Ross McCrorie back to Ibrox, and a deal to re-sign the player is nearing completion.

Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh promised that the club would target more Scottish players this summer. Bristol City's Ross McCrorie has been linked with Rangers, and with his contract expiring next summer, he could be signed for a reduced fee. Phillips stated that Bristol City would be open to a transfer as long as they have a suitable replacement secured. Phillips also stated that McCrorie was at Rangers before and the club would be acquiring a player that they know.

Ross McCrorie has been linked with moves to Championship clubs and Rangers as his future at Bristol City is uncertain. The Scotland international has 12 months remaining on his contract and has not yet agreed to new terms. In the 2025/2026 Championship season, McCrorie made 39 appearances, and reports in August 2025 stated that Bristol City's asking price was around £3 million.