Celtic Transfer Activity
Celtic have initiated contact with Brondby regarding the availability of 23-year-old Bosnia and Herzegovina midfielder Benjamin Tahirovic. (Spilxperten)
Meanwhile, Fulham, Nottingham Forest, and Sunderland are intensifying their interest in Celtic midfielder Arne Engels, aged 22. (Scotsman - subscription required)
Martin O'Neill was recently seen at Glasgow Airport, with expectations that the 74-year-old will continue as Celtic manager for the upcoming season. (Sun)
Swansea City are nearing an agreement to sign Celtic centre-back Stephen Welsh, who is out of contract following his loan spell at Motherwell. The 26-year-old has agreed to a two-year contract with the Championship club, which includes an option to extend for an additional year. (Anthony Joseph on X)
Dundee United have engaged in discussions regarding the potential signing of Videoton winger Bence Babos, though they face competition for the 22-year-old. (Courier - subscription required)
Other Transfer Rumours
Real Madrid have shown interest in Arsenal's Calafiori. (Wednesday's gossip)
Tottenham remain keen on signing Hearts' Wilson. (Gossip)
Rangers Transfer Developments
Rangers have expressed concrete interest in right-back Bryan Reynolds. Westerlo are open to a transfer, as Reynolds' contract expires next year; however, they aim to secure a significant fee for the 24-year-old. (Nieuwsblad)
United States international Reynolds, who was not selected for the World Cup squad, is among several targets as Rangers seek a replacement for James Tavernier at right-back. (Herald - subscription required)
Hull City are considering a move for Dan Neil, with Championship rivals Middlesbrough also showing interest in the 24-year-old midfielder. Neil has held discussions with Rangers as he prepares to leave Sunderland. (TeamTalk)
Jack Butland is attracting interest from Premier League clubs as a backup goalkeeper, but Rangers have no intention of selling the 33-year-old. (Football Insider)
Managerial News
Leicester City are in talks with former Southampton and Rangers head coach Russell Martin regarding the possibility of him taking over the club following their relegation to League One. (Leicester Mercury)
