Arron Lyall's move is done. The 22-year-old Scottish attacker has left Ross County to join Raith Rovers, with the switch confirmed as a free transfer. There is no fee to negotiate and no rival club left circling — this is a completed piece of business, not a live tug-of-war. Lyall now adds a forward option to the Raith ranks, and County have released him without recouping a transfer sum. The story sits with Daily Record Sport, who carried it twice within hours, the most recent update landing four hours ago. That is a single outlet rather than a chorus of voices, but it is a credible, established source reporting the same line consistently across two updates. For a confirmed, free-of-charge domestic move, that level of corroboration is solid and there is little reason to doubt it. The probability here is fixed at 100%, which simply reflects that this deal is over the line. Nothing remains to be agreed: there is no fee to haggle over, no competing bidder to fend off, and the reporting treats it as confirmed rather than speculative. When a move is a free transfer and already announced, there is no obstacle left for it to clear — hence the certainty. For context, Ross County have moved players on for nothing before, including a Ross County sale to Burton Albion for £0m and another to Sunderland for £0m. A free exit for Lyall is entirely in keeping with how the club has done business. With the deal confirmed, the only thing to watch is Lyall's first involvement for Raith Rovers — his registration clearing and an appearance in a matchday squad.