Ricki Lamie, the 31-year-old centre-half who was on loan to Dundee from Motherwell last season, may be released from his pre-contract deal with the club. Manager Tony Docherty has confirmed that negotiations are ongoing with Lamie’s agent. The potential departure of Lamie opens up possibilities for Dundee as they look to strengthen their squad for the upcoming season.
In addition to discussions about Lamie’s future, Docherty has expressed interest in signing Ryan Jack, a midfielder who was recently released by Rangers. Docherty and Jack have a history of working together at Aberdeen, but the Dundee manager clarifies that no conversations have taken place with the 32-year-old Scotland international. The prospect of adding Jack to the squad would bring valuable experience and depth to the team.
Another player generating transfer speculation is Simon Murray, a 32-year-old striker who is currently contracted to Ross County. Docherty acknowledges the natural link between Murray, who hails from Dundee, and his boyhood club. However, Docherty emphasizes that Murray’s contractual obligations must be respected. As Dundee explores options to strengthen their squad, keeping an eye on players like Murray ensures that they consider all potential opportunities for improvement.