Killie winger Danny Armstrong likely to sign for Dinamo Bucharest
Kilmarnock's Danny Armstrong is likely to make a move to Romania to sign for Dinamo Bucharest, STV understands.
The 27-year-old winger is a free agent after his contract at Rugby Park expired and finds a potential move abroad an appealing prospect.
He scored three goals in 33 league games as Killie finished ninth in the Premiership under former manager Derek McInnes.
Since moving to the Ayrshire club from Raith Rovers in January 2022, Armstrong has scored 26 goals, including 12 in the 2022/23 campaign.
Dinamo Bucharest finished sixth in the Romanian top flight last season.
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