Wednesday 5 July 2017 16:15, UK
Nottingham Forest have clinched the signing of Barrie McKay from Rangers on a four-year contract.
McKay, who underwent a medical with Forest on Tuesday, spent six years at Rangers after joining the club from Kilmarnock at the age of 16.
The winger, who made his first international appearance for Scotland last summer, was reportedly the subject of interest from RB Leipzig in January and made 46 appearances for Rangers last season.
McKay's move to the City Ground sees him reunited with former Rangers boss Mark Warburton, who is preparing for his first full season in charge of the Sky Bet Championship side.
He becomes Forest's second signing of the summer from Scotland after Jason Cummings completed a move from Hibernian in June.
