Celtic's transfer targets
Celtic's hunt for midfielder Niko Sigur is progressing, yet the 22-year-old's inclusion in Hajduk Split's Conference League qualifier lineup is likely to postpone any transfer. Meanwhile, the Glasgow club is deep in talks for Blackburn Rovers' goalkeeper Balazs Toth, with a £4 million transfer fee on the horizon.[S1]
There is renewed hope for Celtic to sign Gvidas Gineitis, as reports suggest Red Bull Salzburg's deal for the Torino midfielder has stalled. Meanwhile, winger Michel-Ange Balikwisha is attracting interest from Elversberg, Basel, and Monza, as he is not part of manager Martin O'Neill's plans.[S1]
Rangers and other Scottish clubs
Rangers are working to secure Aston Villa right-back Kosta Nedeljkovic, potentially finalizing the move before hosting Jablonec in Thursday's Conference League play-off opener. Meanwhile, Wolverhampton Wanderers have expressed interest in Brighton winger Amario Cozier-Duberry. This inquiry follows a knocked-back transfer offer of 7.5 million pounds from Rangers for the 21-year-old player.[S1]
Dundee are nearing a temporary agreement to sign Swansea City forward Bobby Wales, despite facing competition from Motherwell, Reading, Cambridge, and Stevenage. Meanwhile, Burton Albion have submitted a six-figure offer for Kilmarnock defender George Stanger, who has entered the final twelve months of his current contract.[S1]
Manager's comments and Morton investment
Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin has admitted that the future of wing-back Will Ferry is still up in the air, despite the club presenting him with a more lucrative contract extension. Meanwhile, former Rangers board members Sandy and James Easdale have received inquiries regarding a possible financial investment to help support struggling Morton.[S1]
