Scottish Football Buzz: Rangers’ Potential Signings, Celtic’s Asian Connection, and Aberdeen’s Rising Stars
Rangers have set their sights on Nantes winger Marcus Coco, aged 26, as they aim to secure him on a free transfer after this season, as per French reports (Scottish Sun). Meanwhile, the team is also considering a loan deal for 20-year-old Barcelona midfielder Pablo Torres (Mundo Deportivo).
Rangers‘ manager, Michael Beale, plans to finalize most of his transfer deals during the pre-season to ensure a strong start for his team, both domestically and internationally (The Herald). Contrary to claims by former midfielder Christian Nerlinger, Rangers have refuted the notion that he was offered the role of sporting director following Ross Wilson’s departure (Scottish Sun).
Aberdeen’s defender, Ross McCrorie, is garnering interest from Bristol City, but faces stiff competition from Cardiff City, Swansea City, and West Bromwich Albion (Daily Record). Meanwhile, Aberdeen forward Duk, with 18 goals this season, expressed contentment at Pittodrie, despite interest from Everton, Preston North End, and Sheffield Wednesday (Sky Sports via The Scotsman).
St Johnstone winger Jamie Murphy, aged 33, pledges to maintain professionalism during his contract’s final months (Scottish Sun). Dundee United forward Kai Fotheringham attributes his loan spell at Stirling Albion to securing a new contract at Tannadice (The Courier).
Former Hibernian forward Kevin Harper is eager to find a new managerial position following his departure from Albion Rovers (The Scotsman). John Hughes, ex-football manager, is also determined to return to the football management scene, believing he has more to offer (The Herald).
Heart of Midlothian striker Lawrence Shankland believes that the team’s squad should share responsibility for manager Robbie Neilson’s dismissal (Daily Record).
Celtic’s South Korean striker Oh Hyeon-gyu has caught the attention of South Korea’s new head coach, Jurgen Klinsmann, as he scouts talent for the upcoming Asia Cup (The National). Additionally, Japan’s head coach Hajime Moriyasu intends to discuss with Celtic’s manager Ange Postecoglou about the exclusion of Kyogo Furuhashi and Reo Hatate from the national team (Glasgow Evening Times).
Aberdeen manager Barry Robson has hinted at appealing against midfielder Graeme Shinnie’s red card from their victory over Ross County (Football Scotland). Raith Rovers manager Ian Murray anticipates a possible summer takeover, which could propel the team toward promotion next season (Scottish Sun).
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