Celtic have opened talks over signing 23-year-old Kieron Bowie from Hellas Verona following the club's relegation from Serie A.
Celtic have begun preliminary discussions regarding 23-year-old former Hibernian forward Kieron Bowie.
The move comes shortly after Hellas Verona were relegated from Serie A. The Scottish side is exploring potential options to bolster their attacking options. No further details on contract terms or timelines have been disclosed.
Celtic are keeping tabs on 24-year-old Ivan Basic of Astana. The midfielder is currently participating in the World Cup while representing Bosnia-Herzegovina. The Parkhead outfit is monitoring his progress throughout the tournament. No immediate move is expected until further assessments are made.
Dundee United are on the verge of finalizing an agreement with 22-year-old Michael Forbes. The Northern Ireland international was released by West Ham United. The Tayside club plans to offer a two-year deal with an additional 12-month extension clause. The move is contingent upon a successful medical examination.
Swedish top-flight outfit GAIS has shown interest in 26-year-old Julius Eskesen. The Dane made just three starting appearances during his debut season at Tannadice. His contract status at Dundee United remains under review. No concrete proposal has been tabled yet.
Heart of Midlothian have completed four signings so far and could bring in up to six more before the transfer window closes. The Edinburgh-based club may also part ways with one or two players in the coming weeks. A striker and a centre-half are listed as top priorities for the summer. The exact identities of these targets have not been revealed.
Hibernian are prioritizing the recruitment of a striker and a central defender during the summer transfer window. The club has not yet approached any specific players. The management team is actively evaluating potential options. No timeline has been set for announcements.
Cove Rangers intend to continue loaning young players from Aberdeen next season. The Highland League club has built a reputation for developing talent through such arrangements. No official agreements have been formalized yet. The focus remains on securing promising Academy prospects.
Hearts head coach Derek McInnes did not reject an approach by Rangers in 2017. He turned down the opportunity due to a late change in contract terms by then-chairman Dave King. The situation has resurfaced amid ongoing speculation about his future. McInnes has not commented on current rumors linking him to Rangers.
Hearts are unlikely to appoint two former club figures—John McGlynn of Falkirk and Steven Pressley of Dundee—as replacements if McInnes departs. The Edinburgh side may explore other options within the Scottish market. No definitive decisions have been made regarding personnel changes. The club remains focused on strengthening the squad.
Dundee's Luke Graham tops Rangers' wishlist once Derek McInnes takes charge at Ibrox. The Ibrox club sees him as a potential replacement for the departing head coach. No official approach has been confirmed yet. The move is still in the early stages of consideration.