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Celtic eye Smajlovic and Devine as rebuild talk grows

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Celtic weigh moves for Sandefjord defender Zinedin Smajlovic and Tottenham midfielder Alfie Devine amid calls for a swift rebuild for Champions League qualifiers. Owen Coyle urges Dermot Desmond to keep Martin O’Neill, citing recruitment with Shaun Maloney and a safe pair of hands.

Celtic are among clubs eyeing Tottenham midfielder Alfie Devine. Preston have triggered a £6m option after his loan, but Spurs may seek a higher fee amid strong interest. He has one year left on his deal.open

Hotline callers trade Rangers hype and Celtic scepticism after Scotland’s win and Celtic Women’s 1-0 cup final. One fan even urges a Celtic points deduction over a pitch invasion.open

Sky Sports’ Geraint Hughes says Craig Bellamy is ‘100 per cent’ staying with Wales despite being linked to Celtic, with Martin O’Neill set for talks with Dermot Desmond over the Parkhead job.open

Opinion argues Celtic need rapid overhaul before July-August Champions League qualifiers, with priority signings at goalkeeper, centre back, left back and striker, and a permanent manager appointed by June.open

Celtic track Sandefjord’s 22-year-old centre back Zinedin Smajlovic, with Feyenoord, Toulouse and Bodo/Glimt also keen. TV2 say bids are expected and a club record fee, around €3m, is anticipated.open

Report hints Celtic may bid around £5m for a midfielder likened to Matt O’Riley, potentially battling a Championship side. Details remain sparse ahead of a key summer rebuild.open

Owen Coyle urges Dermot Desmond to keep Martin O’Neill for another season after delivering a dramatic Double, citing recruitment with Shaun Maloney and calling him a safe pair of hands for a rebuild.open

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