The Scotland international's contract with Killie, with whom he has spent 10 years, expires in the summer.After a turbulent few months in the latter half of last season, which included administration and a transfer of the club's assets to new owners, Rangers began this season in Scottish Division Three and were confirmed as the league's winners in late March.And the 26-year-old, who was capped against Faroe Islands in 2010, had attracted the interest of Ipswich Town earlier this year.A transfer embargo prevents Rangers from registering any new players until 1 September but an understanding has been reached between Bell and the club.Accepting a year-long ban on registering players was a condition of Rangers being granted Scottish Football Association membership, which is required to play league football.
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