Goalkeeper Cammy Bell set to reject Rangers and sign five-year deal with Kilmarnock Rangers manager Ally McCoist had identified the 26 year-old, whose current agreement with Kilmarnock expires this summer, as a potential pre-contract signing, although due to the signing embargo imposed on the Third Division leaders, he could not be registered to play until Sept 1. Bell, capped once by Scotland, had also been linked with a move to Ibrox in 2011, before extending his stay at Rugby Park for another two years. "I don't pay any attention to speculation," he said. It happens most years but I'm currently holding talks with Kilmarnock. They've offered me a five-year contract so we're just trying to iron a few things out and we'll see what happens. Hopefully, things will be sorted out soon. Speculation doesn't bother me, though. It's happened to me before when I've been linked with moves and that did bother me but I've learned from that. Now I know to ignore it and to just get on with my football and enjoy my football. I just want to keep playing well for Kilmarnock for the rest of the season and to bring success to this club. Bell and his team-mates travel to Paisley to face St Mirren on Wednesday afternoon, hoping to extend their unbeaten sequence to five matches, which would constitute a new record under manager Kenny Shiels. Given the circumstances, the winter shutdown may appear to have come too soon for Kilmarnock but Bell begs to differ. "I think everyone welcomes the break," he said. It's been brought back in because we've had some really bad winters: you just need to look at Ross County's game against Hearts being called off at the weekend. This will give us a chance to step away from football and to recharge our batteries. Once we come back it'll spur the league on - and I think the SPL has been fantastic this season. I know we've been on a good run but I'm sure we can pick up where we've left off once we get back into training.The break gives us a chance to recover. I won't lie - by the time you get to Christmas you'll have guys who've been playing on with niggling injuries for months. It'll give us a rest mentally as well because we'll be able to relax for five or six days.