Celtic given transfer rejection explanation as Rangers make goalkeeper contract decision 

Celtic given transfer rejection explanation as Rangers make goalkeeper contract decision

Celtic given transfer rejection explanation as Rangers make goalkeeper contract decision 

Even though the transfer window closed abruptly, Glasgow’s rumor mill is still going strong. Before the summer, a lot of work will be done behind the scenes, even though Rangers and Celtic are still involved in a heated title battle.

Rangers are concentrating on a cup run, which gives the Hoops an opportunity to widen their lead at the top of the Premiership. Away from the action, GlasgowWorld has written on the most recent transfer rumors coming out of Parkhead and Ibrox. This is your February 10 daily round-up for Saturday.

 

According to Jesper Sorensen, the manager of Brondby, Celtic’s attempts to sign Mathias Kvistgaarden were turned down because they didn’t want to part with their top players. According to reports, the Hoops were planning to pay £4 million for the forward, who has under-21 international experience. Then, certain market forces that function in a particular way have the power to alter that. But I’ve said what I had to say. The director of football at Brondby, Cartsen V. Jensen, has stated from the beginning that selling our finest players is not something that interests him.

“I can’t just walk in and sign players whenever I hear rumors about them, but it’s necessary to let Kvistgaarden know that he needs to put in as much effort as possible.
Goalie permitted to depart
It has been reported that Jon McLaughlin will not receive a new contract offer at the end of the season. The nearly four-year-old, 36, has not appeared on the field for the Rangers this season.At Ibrox, Jack Butland is without a doubt the best player, and in 2023–24, he was one of the Gers’ best players with just 12 goals conceded. With Robby McCrorie moving up to understudy, Mclaughin now sits in third place.

Rangers reportedly won’t be renewing his contract in the summer, according to Football Insider. Since joining the Teddy Bears on a free transfer from Sunderland, McLaughlin has made 46 appearances for the team.

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