Celtic and Rangers are gearing up for another competitive season in the Scottish Premiership, with both clubs actively pursuing new signings as they prepare for the upcoming campaign.
Rangers have set their sights on Morgan Whittaker from Plymouth Argyle to bolster their attacking options. Their initial bid, reportedly over £7 million with add-ons, has been rejected by Plymouth. Despite this setback, Rangers remain keen on securing the 23-year-old winger, with manager Wayne Rooney aware of Whittaker’s desire to move to Scotland. If James Tavernier is sold, funds from his departure could facilitate a renewed offer for Whittaker.
Meanwhile, Celtic have made significant moves in the transfer market by signing Kasper Schmeichel as a replacement for departing goalkeeper Joe Hart, alongside Viljami Sinisalo as his deputy. These acquisitions have paved the way for Benjamin Siegrist to explore a move away from Celtic. Siegrist is reportedly in talks with Neil Lennon’s Rapid București, with Celtic granting him permission to negotiate his departure. Lennon, who returned to management in Romania, sees Siegrist as a valuable addition to his squad, offering the Swiss goalkeeper a chance to rejuvenate his career outside Parkhead.
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