Rangers star definitely moving on this window as Celtic receive offers for £3.6m man


The latest round of Scottish Premiership fixtures are underway as Rangers welcome Livingston to Ibrox for their first home league match of the new season.
Celtic will play with their first away match of the new season against Aberdeen at Pittodrie on Sunday afternoon. Meanwhile, the summer transfer window remains open until the end of the month so there is still plenty of time for clubs to get deals done in the coming weeks.
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Hide AdMichael Beale has commented about the transfer activity supporters can expect in the remaining weeks of the window and has confirmed that one current player is ‘definetly’ leaving. Elsewhere, the Hoops have reportedly received two bids from unnamed European clubs for one of their players. Here are the latest Celtic and Rangers transfer news stories:
Celtic receive two offers from European clubs for attacker
According to Sky Sports, Two European clubs are set to make offers for Celtic’s Liel Abada. The broadcaster states that one unnamed club from France and one from the German Bundesliga both want to sign the attacker.
The Hoops are now apparently weighing up their options with Brendan Rodgers said to have been impressed with the Israeli after good performances in pre-season. Ajax and Sporting Lisbon are also still understood to be keeping tabs on the player.
Rangers star definitely moving on this window
Rangers boss Michael Beale has spoken about transfer activity for the remainder of the window. The Ibrox head coach has said he is still hoping to add another wide player and also confirmed that midfielder Glen Kamara is going to be moving on.
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Hide AdHe said: “The one area where we’re probably a little bit light is someone like a Ryan Kent. Whether we’ll get there between now and the end of the window, or do we find that within our squad, time will tell. It’s clear Glen Kamara is the player who’s definitely going to move on in this window.”
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