Out of favour Rangers star to learn fate 'in the coming days' as Celtic's Scottish Cup opponents plan boycott
Here’s a look at the latest stories from both Rangers and Celtic.
A Rangers summer signing is headed for a potential SPFL loan move, while Celtic’s Scottish Cup opponents plan on boycotting next month’s fixture.
Danny Rohl is heading into his first transfer window as Rangers boss, as he has the chance to put his own stamp on the team. The Light Blues are already linked with Wrexham striker, Josh Windass as well as Saint Etienne centre back Pierre Ekwah. If Rohl is to acquire several new additions next month, he will also have to offload a few bodies too. Reportedly, a summer signing is set for a Scottish loan move ‘in the coming days’.
On the other side of the city, Wilfried Nancy is looking to build on his first win against Livingston away on Saturday. The Hoops boss is also set to be busy in January as Celtic are linked with the likes of GAIS striker Ibrahim Diabate and Hapoel Petah Tikva marksman, Jocelin Ta Bi. Nancy will also have his first Scottish Cup tie to look forward to next month, as Celtic face Auchinleck Talbot away from home, however sections of their opponent’s support plan on boycotting game. Here’s the latest news stories coming out Ibrox and Celtic Park:
Out of favour Rangers star to learn fate ‘in the coming days’
It’s been a stop-start season for Lyall Cameron since he signed for Rangers from Dundee in the summer. The 23-year old has made just seven league appearances and has played less than ten minutes under the new manager.
The Rangers Review understand that Cameron is set to be loaned out to a Premiership club in January, to give him more game time at the highest level. The young midfielder had some impressive performances at the start of the season under Russell Martin, but since then has slowly but surely lost his place in the team, behind Connor Barron, Nico Raskin and Mohamed Diomande in the selection pecking order.
Cameron may not be the only one headed for the exit door next month, as Joe Rothwell has been told he can leave the club just six months after signing from Bournemouth due to not meeting Rohl’s ‘expectations’. Findlay Curtis could also be heading elsewhere on a short-term basis.
Auchinleck fans plan boycott for Celtic clash
After Auchinleck Talbot drew Celtic in the Scottish Cup, their home fans were hoping the match would be played at their home ground, Beechwood. However, after consulting with Police Scotland, the venue for the fixture switched to Kilmarnock’s Rugby Park, despite the Ayrshire side hosting the likes of Heart of Midlothian at Beechwood in recent years.
Talbot fans are unhappy with the decision to move the match and are now planning on boycotting it. According to The Sun, club legend Kenny Paterson said: “I’m not disappointed that the game’s been moved to Rugby Park — I’m devastated. The vast majority of Talbot fans feel the same way. I haven’t come across a single fan who’s happy with the move. I’m devastated to the point where I’m not going to the tie and I know many people who are doing the same.
“It would have been a moment of history to host the champions of Scotland at our ground — something you’ll probably never see again. Auchinleck showed when we played Hearts in 2022 that we could cope with games like this. The whole thing stinks. The club has spent hundreds, if not thousands, of pounds making sure we had the licence to play in the Scottish Cup.”