SPL leaders Rangers are believed to have accepted an offer of £3million from Premier League strugglers Fulham for striker Daniel Cousin.
The Gabon international cost Rangers around £1million when he joined from Lens last August.
Cousin, 30, was the subject of an approach from the Cottagers on Monday and after the London side's initial offer was turned down, they returned with an increased bid which met the asking price.
The
club's official website
confirmed on Tuesday: "Rangers have accepted an offer from Fulham to sell Daniel Cousin and the striker is now on his way to London to discuss personal terms.
"The Cottagers made a move last night for the 30-year-old Gabon international which was rejected by Rangers.
