The Norwich board will meet on Monday to discuss whether to sell Graham Dorrans to Rangers, according to the Express.
The newspaper claim that the Championship club are ready to green light Dorrans’ transfer to the Scottish giants following a concerted pursuit that has included multiple bids.
The Express report that an offer of £1.3million plus performance-related add-ons is on the table and Norwich chiefs will hold talks on Monday about whether to accept it.
Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha is keen to make Dorrans, 30, his eighth signing of the summer in the next 24 hours as he continues his whirlwind revamp of the playing squad.
Dorrans is reported to be keen on a return to Scottish football and is prepared to take a wage cut in order to push through the deal.
The 11-times Scotland international is renowned for his goalscoring prowess from a central midfield position and has provided a steady supply of goals both at Norwich and former club West Brom.
Dorrans scored six goals in 24 matches in all competitions for Norwich last season and netted 26 times in 189 games for Premier League outfit West Brom.