Hearts close in on new signing, Celtic blow, Rangers eye midfielder, Dallas Cowboys striker potential Hibs exit – Scottish transfers

Hearts close in on new signing, Celtic blow, Rangers eye midfielder, Dallas Cowboys striker potential

Hibs exit – Scottish transfers

Scottish transfers: Hearts move in on new signing, Celtic blow, Rangers eye midfielder, possible Hibs

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The most notable transfers from Scottish football this morning are listed below, including

Interest in Fraser’s loan from Hearts.

This week, Hearts hopes to finalize the loan signing of midfielder Scott Fraser from Charlton Athletic.

After moving to England in 2018, the 28-year-old former Dundee United player has since played for

Burton Albion.

Ipswich Town, MK Dons and the Addicks.

Fraser, on the other hand, is eager to return to Scotland,

and while Motherwell has indicated an interest in him,

the Jambos appear to be in pole position to sign him.

Fraser is a creative midfielder who will provide manager Steven Naismith with more alternatives in that

area after Andy Halliday and Alex Lowry left the team last week.

Hearts have also been pursuing a deal for Ross County midfielder Yan Dhanda,

but any move to Tynecastle is more likely to come on a pre-contract agreement in the summer.

Celtic’s Beck aspirations are now dashed.

Celtic’s desire to acquire a left-back from Liverpool This transfer window has seen Owen Beck cut short

following

The Reds defeated Bournemouth 4-0 with the 21-year-old coming in as a substitute.

Before being called up by Liverpool earlier in the season, the defender made an impression while on loan

at Dundee.

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers reportedly became interested in him after seeing his performances at

Dens Park.

who wants to challenge Greg Taylor as a left-back,

but now that Beck has appeared for two teams this season,

FIFA rules state that only Dundee and Liverpool can use him for the remainder of the 2023/24 season.

Rangers linked with Ivorian midfielder

Rangers are allegedly close to a deal for Ivorian midfielder Mohamed Diomande.

The 22-year-old now plays for Danish Superliga team Nordsjaelland,

and Danish media sites report that Diomande has been granted permission to leave

the club’s training camp in the United States and complete his transfer to Ibrox.

Rangers are looking to strengthen their midfield options,

particularly with Kieran Dowell anticipated to be sidelined for several weeks owing to injury.

Should Rangers sign Diomande,

he will become manager Philippe Clement’s second signing of the current transfer window,

following the loan signing of striker Fabio Silva from Wolves.

Beale faces criticism from Sunderland fans.

Michael Beale, the former Rangers manager, is already under pressure from Sunderland fans.

Beale took over at the Stadium of Light last month,

but the Black Cats have won only two of their first seven matches,

and they are presently tenth in the Skybet Championship.

#BealeOut has begun to trend on social media platform X,

while Sunderland fans sang “sacked in the morning” following their 3-0 defeat to Hull over the weekend.

Doidge is candid about Hibs’ prospects.

Christian Doidge, a striker for Hibs, has acknowledged that he may depart the team this month.

The 31-year-old Welshman defeated Forfar Athletic 1-0 on Saturday, scoring the game’s winning goal.

But he’s free to quit if the right offer comes up, according to his employer Nick Montgomery.

The summer is when the former Forest Green player’s contract expires. Complete conversation with

Christian Doidge.

The two Dundees get ready for the exit.

Dundee residents Zak Rudden and Cammy Kerr have reportedly been warned to vacate Dens Park,

according to stories in the local media.

Earlier this year, veteran defender Kerr relished a testimonial match.

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