Evan Ferguson 'makes' decision on future amid Celtic links
However, Roma have also been showing an interest and Calciomercato now reports he has decided he would like to head to the Italian capital.
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Brighton are said to be happy to agree a loan deal which would include an obligation to buy for €45 million (£38.9million). The Serie A side are looking to negotiate that price down.
The two clubs are also said to be in discussions over a loan deal for former Celtic midfielder Matt O'Riley.
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- Scottish Sun
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The National
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Daily Record
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- Daily Record
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