Scottish Gossip: Tierney, McGregor, Moore, Ghedjemis, Baur, Hjerto-Dahl, Hassan

Scottish Gossip: Tierney, McGregor, Moore, Ghedjemis, Baur, Hjerto-Dahl, Hassan

Martin O’Neill suggestions Callum McGregor as a future Celtic supervisor because the midfielder commits his future to the membership whereas Steven Gerrard reveals the the reason why he didn’t return as Rangers boss.

Current boss Martin O’Neill has tipped captain Callum McGregor to at some point handle Celtic after the 33-year-old midfielder eliminated uncertainty surrounding his future by telling chief government Michael Nicholson he’s blissful to stick with the Scottish champions. (The Herald, external)

Martin O’Neill believes Callum McGregor has what it takes to turn into a supervisor – and revealed the midfielder held summer time talks with Celtic chief government Michael Nicholson over his long-term future amid studies of a doable swap to Saudi Arabia. (The Scotsman, external)

Celtic have rejected an strategy from Osasuna for 29-year-old Scotland left-back Kieran Tierney. (Scottish Sun, external)

Frosinone have knocked again Celtic’s opening supply of round £6m for Rangers-linked Fares Ghedjemis and, though the Serie A membership wish to maintain the 23-year-old Algeria winger, talks are ongoing between the golf equipment. (Sky Sports, external)

Celtic are getting ready to enhance their supply for Mika Baur with a structured bundle price round £5m because the 22-year-old Paderborn midfielder nonetheless pushes to finish a transfer to Glasgow. (CeltsAreHere, external)

Mika Baur seems to be set to stay at Paderborn after a £4m supply from Celtic was rejected and with head coach Ralf Kettemann telling NW Sport he expects the midfielder to remain. (Daily Record, external)

Real Oviedo have rejected a proposal of roughly £6.2m from Lens for 24-year-old Celtic-linked winger Haissem Hassan. (Juan Velazquez via TodoMercadoweb, external)

Hull City are set to beat Rangers and Cardiff City to signal 20-year-old midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl from Tromso. (Daily Mail, external)

Hull City have emerged because the front-runners to signal Jens Hjerto-Dahl after Rangers withdrew from the race to signal the midfielder. (Football Insider, external)

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