Leon Balogunwho should be out of contract with guards this summer he signed a new one-year contract following a strong end to the season from the 35-year-old German-born Nigerian player. (Scottish Sun)
Abdallah Sima has hinted that he is ready to commit his long-term future to guards because Ibrox ‘feels at home’ after 22-year-old Senegalese striker’s season-long loan from Brighton and Hove Albionwhere he is entering the final year of his contract. (The Herald)
guards will have to pay £3.5 million if they complete the signing of the Adama Traore and discussions with Ferenváros are at an advanced stage for a transfer for the 28-year-old, despite several big European names being interested in the Malian winger after he helped his team win the Hungarian league title. (Africapé)
Panama midfielder José Córdoba is ready to sign guards after the Scottish Premiership runners-up took their time in deciding whether to seal a deal with Levski Sofia due to the 22-year-old’s doubts about the move. (Matte Moretto on X)
José Córdoba will undergo medical examinations to complete your transfer to guards in Levski Sofia before joining the Panama squad in preparation for the Copa América, with the Bulgarian club initially receiving £2 million, plus £1.2 million in bonuses, after interest from City of Norwich passed in midfield. (Topsport)
Celtic are committed to ensuring Adam Idah in a permanent transfer after the 23-year-old went out on loan, although City of Norwich The sacking of David Wagner and the search for a new manager could complicate the £6million Republic of Ireland striker’s move to the Championship club. (Daily record)
Having rejected the opportunity to sign Wilfred Ndidi when his contract expires at Leicester City, Atletico Madrid has done Celtic’s Matt O’Riley and Feyenoord’s Mats Wieffer, his priorities to strengthen the midfield. (Rudy Galetti in X)
Atletico Madrid are considering moves to Celtic 23 years Matt O’Riley along with Feyenoord’s Mats Wieffer and Real Sociedad’s Mikel Merino, but none of the three are further advanced than the other in the current situation. (Athletic Universe)
Celtic are evaluating whether to make a permanent move to Paulo Bernardowith the 22-year-old being told he is not in from Benfica plans for the first team following his loan to the Scottish champions and available for £6m. (The game)
Manager Russell Martin says Southampton hope to convince the goalkeeper Alex McCarthy remain at the club despite the 34-year-old England team attracting interest from Celtic and other suitors after he returned to the team to help them win promotion to the Premier League. (Football Scotland)
Heart of Midlothian have prioritized signing a right-back, right-back and defensive midfielder, despite manager Steven Naismith stressing that they will not spend much this summer despite having secured European football. (Football Scotland)
Raith Rovers face competition in their attempt to sign Shaun Byrnethat is leaving Dundee following his loan spell at Kirkcaldy, with Dunfermline Athletic, Livingston, Partick Cardo It is Larne also chasing the 30-year-old midfielder. (The mail)
David Gray remains the favorite to be nominated Hibernian head coach after the 36-year-old impressed in his latest caretaker spell and is likely to be interviewed alongside other candidates, with the club also receiving an offer of over £2m from an unnamed French team for striker Elie Youan. (The Scotsman)
Former Bayern Munich midfielder Thorsten Finkmost recently in charge of the Belgian team Sint-Truidense, and currently Ajax assistant Manager Michael Valkanis they are not people Hibernian are currently planning to talk about the head coaching vacancy, despite reports suggesting they would be interested in the role. (Edinburgh Evening News)
Jimmy Thelin revealed what will drive him to succeed as a Aberdeen coach after the 46-year-old ended his time in charge of the Elfsborg with a 2-0 victory over Halmstad. (Press and Newspaper)
City of Birmingham interviewed Alex Neil and the 42-year-old, who has been out of work since leaving Stoke City in December, is favorite to take over as the club’s new manager ahead of next season after being relegated to League One under Gary Rowett. (Football insider)
Nervous Inverness Caledonian Thistle fans packed an emergency meeting to discuss a protest strategy to reverse the decision to move first-team training to Fife following relegation to Scottish League 1. (The National)
