Celtic in ‘advanced talks’ over bargain transfer as Rangers goalkeeper receives intriguing ‘offer’
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Both clubs enjoyed solid campaigns in the season just gone, with Celtic winning the league title and Rangers enjoying cup success.
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Hide AdGiven the fine margins between the two sides, both will see it vitally important that they strengthen this summer.
New signings will be on the agenda for both clubs, and progress has already been made on that front, but it’s Celtic who have taken the lead when it comes to summer business, already tying down loan star Cameron Carter-Vickers to a permanent deal.
Speaking of transfers, we have rounded up all the latest news and rumours surrounding Celtic and Rangers.
Siegrist talks
Celtic are said to be in talks with Dundee United goalkeeper Benjamin Siegrist.
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Hide AdAnge Postecoglou is blieved to be keen to improve depth between the sticks, and Siegrest is out of contract this summer.
According to Sky Sports, it is the Bhoys who are leading the race and are now in advanced talks, despite a number of other clubs chasing a deal.
Siegrist is available on a free transfer.
Ramsay links
Celtic are also said to be keen to strengthen their back-line this summer, and fresh reports claim they could move to sign a new Liverpool player.
The Reds recently completed a move for Aberdeen’s Calvin Ramsay, and The Mirror say the Hoops are now eyeing a loan move for the young left-back.
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Hide AdLiverpool may well send Ramsay out on loan in his first season at Anfield, given he is very unlikely to feature regularly just yet.
Mcgregor offer
Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor has reportedly been offered a move away from Ibrox this summer.
There is uncertainty aplenty surrounding the veteran goalkeeper, with no real clarity over whether he will retire.
But in a fresh twist, the Scottish Sun claim Mcgregor has been offered a juicy two-year deal by a club in the UAE.
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