Raith Rovers players are set to meet on Monday as the club prepares for a summer of change, with star man Dylan Easton revealing he wants to extend his current deal. Easton, who has been with the Kirkcaldy side since 2021, is tied to Raith Rovers until the summer of 2028, but is already looking to prolong his stay. The influential playmaker was the subject of transfer interest from Fife rivals Dunfermline Athletic last summer before signing a three-year contract. Easton has been in impressive form, hitting 17 goals across all competitions for the second season running, including a double in the Challenge Cup final win over Inverness. Raith Rovers finished their campaign with a 3-2 win over Ross County at Stark's Park, securing fifth place in the Championship and condemning the Highlanders to a second successive relegation. Easton is convinced that Raith Rovers can challenge for promotion to the Premiership under Imrie, who took over from Barry Robson in November. The manager has made it clear that there will be changes, with several players expected to depart as their contracts expire and new faces set to arrive. Easton, who has never missed training or a game, is feeling fit and confident, and hopes to remain at Raith Rovers long enough to earn a testimonial. He would be eligible for a testimonial if he hits 10 years of service in 2032 at the age of 38, unless the club breaks with tradition and awards him one sooner. Easton's current deal has two years left to run, but he is eager to extend it further and continue playing for the club he loves. With Imrie at the helm, Easton believes Raith Rovers have the potential to mount a serious promotion push next season. The meeting on Monday will be crucial in determining the club's plans for the summer, with Easton hoping to speak to the manager about extending his contract. Easton's form has been a highlight of Raith Rovers' season, and he will be keen to continue his good work under Imrie's guidance. The club's fans will be eager to see how the summer unfolds, with the potential for new signings and a renewed push for promotion.