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BBC News
24-06-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Celtic confident of Ferguson deal
Celtic are confident they can beat both Everton and Nottingham Forest to a deal to sign Brighton & Hove Albion striker Evan Ferguson on a season-long loan despite the 20-year-old being offered to PSV Eindhoven by the Premier League club. (Football Insider), externalTalks between Celtic and RB Leipzig over Nicolas Kuhn are at an advanced stage, with the transfer fee for the Scottish champions' 25-year-old winger likely to be at least in line with the market value of £10.2m. (Kicker), externalHaving rejected an offer from Celtic for Veljko Milosavljevic, Red Star Belgrade are not ruling out a fresh approach from the Scottish champions but would expect at least £8.6m considering there is rival interest from Everton and Paris Saint-Germain in the 17-year-old defender. (Meridian Sport), externalShin Yamada says he is concentrating on playing for Kawasaki Frontale after the 25-year-old striker was asked about newspaper reports linking him with Celtic in a deal worth £1.5m. (The National), externalRead Tuesday's Scottish gossip in full.
BBC News
24-06-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
Rangers in talks with Leicester's Coady
Rangers are in talks about a move for an experienced centre-back, while Celtic are keen on a move for Evan Ferguson while there is interest in Nicolas Kuhn. Rangers are in advanced talks with Leicester City about 32-year-old centre-half Conor Coady, who is open to the switch to Ibrox with a year left of his current contract with the club relegated from the Premier League. (Daily Record), externalRelegated Southampton are open to letting £100,000-per-week goalkeeper Aaron Ramsdale leave on loan, with Galatasaray and Rangers interested in the 27-year-old England international. (TalkSport), externalRangers have set an asking price of £20m for Hamza Igamane, with Marseille and Lazio showing interest in signing the 22-year-old forward, but this figure could potentially be negotiated. (TeamTalk), externalRangers have held talks with Peterborough United midfielder Kwame Poku and his agent as they look to convince the 23-year-old to move to Ibrox on a free transfer ahead of a number of Championship clubs. (Football Insider), externalTwente Enschede technical director Jan Streuer says they still want to bring 31-year-old Robin Propper back to the Dutch club from Rangers, even though they are close to signing Shakhtar Donetsk's Israeli centre-back, Stav Lemkin. (Glasgow Times), externalCeltic are confident they can beat both Everton and Nottingham Forest to a deal to sign Brighton & Hove Albion striker Evan Ferguson on a season-long loan despite the 20-year-old being offered to PSV Eindhoven by the Premier League club. (Football Insider), externalTalks between Celtic and RB Leipzig over Nicolas Kuhn are at an advanced stage, with the transfer fee for the Scottish champions' 25-year-old winger likely to be at least in line with the market value of £10.2m. (Kicker), externalHaving rejected an offer from Celtic for Veljko Milosavljevic, Red Star Belgrade are not ruling out a fresh approach from the Scottish champions but would expect at least £8.6m considering there is rival interest from Everton and Paris Saint-Germain in the 17-year-old defender. (Meridian Sport), externalShin Yamada says he is concentrating on playing for Kawasaki Frontale after the 25-year-old striker was asked about newspaper reports linking him with Celtic in a deal worth £1.5m. (The National), externalNick Walsh will referee the European Under-21 Championship semi-final between Germany and France in Slovakia. (Scottish Sun), external Dinamo Bucharest have put together a big-money offer to tempt out-of-contract Kilmarnock winger Danny Armstrong to Romania but want a quick answer only three weeks away from the start of their domestic season and amid rival interest in the 27-year-old from Polish club Jagiellonia Bialystok. (Scottish Sun), externalNigerian forward Uchenna Ogundu is set to stay in Turkey following transfer interest from various European clubs, including Hearts (Edinburgh Evening News), are keen on 28-year-old former Livingston goalkeeper Max Stryjek, who is available from Jagiellonia Bialystok. (Daily Record), externalBosnia and Herzegovina striker Said Hamulic's move to Dundee United has stalled, with the 24-year-old turning back mid-journey to Scotland, and fresh talks are being held with Toulouse in an attempt to find a solution. (Daily Record), externalUkraine goalkeeper Yehven Kucherenko is waiting for a visa and work permit to complete his transfer to Dundee United after a fee was agreed with LNZ Cherkasy and the 25-year-old agreed personal terms. (Daily Record), externalDundee will pay £33,000 up front, possibly rising to £100,000 if add-ons are met, to Barrow for Emile Acquah after the 24-year-old striker signed a three-year deal at Dens Park. (Courier), externalDundee are interested in 30-year-old Blackpool centre-back Matthew Pennington. (Daily Record), externalAEL Limassol are showing an interest in Latvian centre-back Daniels Balodis, the 27-year-old who triggered a clause in his contract that allowed him to leave this summer if St Johnstone were relegated, according to reports in Cyprus. (Courier), externalRangers are keen on goalkeeping coach Sal Bibbo, whose contract is about to expire with Sheffield Wednesday. (Sheffield Star), externalMeshack Ubochioma is expected to leave Dundee United amid strong interest in Hungary (Courier - subscription required), external.
The Sun
22-06-2025
- Sport
- The Sun
Transfer news LIVE: Guehi to Liverpool TWIST, Chelsea ‘open to Jackson sale', Martinez could LEAVE Aston Villa
Evan sake Evan Ferguson could be set for a move abroad this summer. The out-of-favour Brighton striker failed to fire on loan at West Ham last season. Football Insider report Ferguson has been offered to Dutch side PSV Eindhoven.
Daily Record
21-06-2025
- Daily Record
Edinburgh Pride in pictures as thousands turn city streets into sea of colour
Colourful photos from the event show marchers packing the Royal Mile, filling the streets with flags and costumes. Thousands of people took to the streets as part of Edinburgh's annual Pride March this afternoon. Colourful photos from the event show marchers packing the Royal Mile, filling the streets with flags and costumes. Participants could be seen waving pride flags and other symbols on the march. The march comes as Edinburgh's Pride festival kicked off on Saturday, June 21 with a weekend of festivities lined up. The march met at Scottish Parliament and set off at 1pm, heading up the Royal Mile down George IV Bridge, and concluding in Bristo Square. It then proceeded past George IV Bridge, Bristo Place, Lothian Street, Potterrow, Crichton Street, and Charles Street before finishing at The Pride Edinburgh Festival Village in the EUSA Complex. Take a look at the best pictures from day, below. News all Top Stories Edinburgh Pride in pictures as thousands turn city streets into sea of colour LGBTQ+ Humza Yousaf slams 'abuse of anti-terror laws against pro-Palestine activists' Middle East Man arrested and woman and baby in hospital after major disturbance in Edinburgh Edinburgh Evan Ferguson sees Celtic murmur come with a unwavering transfer guarantee as agent makes a big time claim Celtic Transfer News Police race to 'disturbance' in Glasgow as area sealed off Police Scotland Ian McLauchlan dead at 83 as tributes paid to Scotland and Lions legend British and Irish Lions Pervert teaching assistant cries 'no' as he's arrested over sick videos of schoolgirls Child sex abuse Search for missing woman last seen leaving Tesco in Bathgate Missing people Eight dead after hot air balloon catches fire in the sky and plummets to ground Accidents Live-event Transfer news LIVE as Celtic and Rangers plus Aberdeen, Hearts and Hibs eye signings Transfer Talk Boy, 10, missing from Edinburgh found safe after police appeal Edinburgh Lawyer had to ask for trans killer's criminal record FOUR times after name change PC and Mac
Scottish Sun
21-06-2025
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- Scottish Sun
‘He could come in and hurt us' – Rangers hero Ally McCoist opens up on the potential Celtic signing he fears most
Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) ALLY McCoist says he's a 'big fan' of a Celtic-linked player, calling him 'one to watch'. Talk of a huge move for the highly rated youngster has persisted for some time since his Premier League breakthrough. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 Rangers hero Ally McCoist has discussed a Celtic-linked player he's a 'big fan' of Credit: Getty 2 He thinks Ireland and Brighton striker Evan Ferguson could 'hurt' Rangers Credit: Sportsfile Brighton striker Evan Ferguson, most recently on loan at West Ham, has previously been on trial with the Hoops but nothing ever came of it. But the 20-year-old's name has remained in the frame for a potential Parkhead loan deal, as well as attracting interest from English giants Arsenal. And Rangers hero Ally McCoist has glowed over the Irishman, speaking about him in Dublin as he took part in a 555-mile charity cycle. He said: 'I'm a fan. Oh aye. 'I want him to get fit. I really like Evan Ferguson and I really want him to get fit and stay fit." He has had a few mostly minor injuries keeping him in and out of the squad, as well as a bigger issue that saw him crocked from April last year to the beginning of the following season. McCoist continued: 'He can finish. Out of all the younger ones coming through, I thought Evan Ferguson was the one to watch. 'Obviously he's got one or two injuries going on that have held him back a bit, but if he keeps himself fit he will score goals anywhere. 'The unfortunate thing for my mob is, he could come in and hurt us. Definitely. "It wouldn't surprise me at all. I'm a big fan.' Ally McCoist confesses to 'horrendous' epic fail ahead of final day of Rangers legend's charity bike ride The ex-Gers player and manager's worry of a prolific derby goalscorer against his side comes as the Celts have struggled in the last few outings. The most recent was a 1-1 draw and the prior two ties ended in victory for the Ibrox side. However Celtic did win the League Cup final on penalties and last year's Scottish Cup final against their bitter rivals. The latter saw just one goal scored late on by Adam Idah, who would possibly fall out of the team if Evan Ferguson were to arrive. But McCoist believes the 24-year-old has done enough to earn praise despite some struggles. He said: 'He's done well. He has scored important goals. 'I think one thing you have got to do as an Old Firm centre forward is, sure, you have to get goals. 'But as an Old Firm centre-forward, you have got to score against Rangers. And if you are a centre-forward for Rangers you have got to score against Celtic. 'You have got to score important goals and Adam Idah has done that.' Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page
