Bristol City are likely to listen to offers for Ross McCrorie this summer. The club has triggered an extension that will keep him at the club until the summer of 2027. McCrorie and his representatives wanted discussions over a longer-term deal and while negotiations were opened by the club, they were prolonged because of changes in the hierarchy at Ashton Gate. Talks were eventually resumed and various proposals were put forward, but an agreement has not been reached. It is now doubtful whether a resolution can be found. If that remains the case, Bristol City will likely look to sell him at the end of the season rather than risk losing him on a free transfer 12 months later.

Ross McCrorie has drawn interest from clubs in both the Championship and the English Premier League, and the interest in him is growing.

Ross McCrorie, a 27-year-old Scottish defender currently with Bristol City, has been linked with a move to the MLS. Bristol City doesn't want to lose him, but a fee in the region of £3 million could tempt a sale. In addition to the MLS interest, Udinese have also been linked with the player, whose contract runs until 2026 and has a market value estimated by Transfermarkt to be around £1.5 million.