While the Scotland national team is in the spotlight during the break from competition, the most recent Celtic and Rangers transfer news.
Despite the fact that the summer transfer window is now closed, there is still a lot of discussion about Scottish teams, notably over player contracts and the futures of individual players.
Next week, with the Scotland national team taking center stage during the current international break, Celtic and Rangers will resume Scottish Premiership play. However, rumors are circulating that a current Ibrox star is being kept under observation by a team in his native country during the final year of his contract.
Another report claims that the Hoops and one of their most talented young players have reached an agreement on a new contract. On September 7, the following were the most recent Celtic and Rangers transfer news stories:
According to the Croatian newspaper Germanijak, Dinamo Zagreb has reportedly begun to “take action” in an effort to repatriate Rangers defender Borna Barisic. According to the article, the HNL team “smell an opportunity” to sign the 30-year-old, who is entering the final year of his Ibrox deal, if they can get their hands on him.
The 31-cap Croatian international is reportedly close to signing a deal to return to the team he played for in the winter transfer window between 2015 and 2016. Additionally, it is stated
within the winter timeframe, between 2015 and 2016. They reportedly wanted to make a transfer on deadline day last week, though it was always improbable, and they think Rangers want to lock the left back down with a new contract.
Celtic and “top talent” “agree a deal”
For the gifted young defender Mitchel Frame, Celtic have reached an agreement on terms for a new deal. Fabrizio Romano, an Italian journalist and self-described “transfer guru,” claims that “several clubs in England” were interested in the 17-year-old.
“Celtic agree new deal terms with top talent,” he posted on X. Mitchel Frame, a fullback born in 2006 Frame had an agreement until the summer of 2025, but
