Sunderland are again being linked with an interest in Kilmarnock striker Steven Naismith.
And Killie manager Jim Jefferies has admitted he expects a mystery club to make a bid for the forward today.
Rangers have pursued Naismith most keenly in recent weeks, but have not met Killie's £2million asking price for the 20-year-old hotshot.
Read moreBaines says no to SunderlandTransfer rumour latestTrialist Shekoni sparks reserve winCeltic are also said to be interest, but the Scottish Daily Record speculates today that the imminent bid will not come from one of the Glasgow giants.
Hibernian remain possible suitors, but Sunderland's name has also been thrown into the melting pot.
Speaking after last night's 3-1 pre-season loss to Nottingham Forest, Jefferies said: "We've not heard anything from Rangers for a few weeks. There is a club who have not made an offer but made another enquiry.
"I might hear something tomorrow and until then I wouldn't want to say who it is.
"We are expecting to hear from them and if we do, fine. If we don't we'll
