Celtic star ‘seeks’ move as Rangers get ‘clear path’ to pull off January transfer
Scottish Premier League football is currently on holiday as Celtic and Rangers take a little break for the winter. The two Glasgow teams are now separated by eight points, but Rangers still have two games remaining, which gives them the chance to close the gap to only two points above the top place.
The Scottish Cup, however, will be the main event when the hiatus finally ends in about two weeks. We have compiled all of the most recent information about Celtic and Rangers in the interim.
Siegrist seeks move
Scottish Premier League football is currently on holiday as Celtic and Rangers take a little break for the winter. The two Glasgow teams are now separated by eight points, but Rangers still have two games remaining, which gives them the chance to close the gap to only two points above the top place.
The Scottish Cup, however, will be the main event when the hiatus finally ends in about two weeks. We have compiled all of the most recent information about Celtic and Rangers in the interim.
In an attempt to put together an opportunity away from Celtic, Siegrist has reportedly changed agents, according to the Daily Mail. It makes sense that he wants to play football for the first team. It doesn’t seem likely that Celtic, who are now ranked third, will obstruct the keeper.
McKenna latest
Nottingham Forest star Scott McKenna could be on his way to Rangers this month, according to reports.
When McKenna’s contract with Forest expires this summer, he will become a free agent. However, it is rumored that the Gers could sign him to a loan agreement until then, at which point they will have the option to extend the agreement for free this summer.
Rangers were able to complete a deal because Celtic, who were also being connected, will not be moving forward this month, according to the Daily Record. The 27-year-old center back McKenna has played outside of Scotland since he moved from Aberdeen to Forest in 2020, despite earning 33 caps for his country. With no indication of a new contract at Forest, he may now be headed back north.