Celtic weigh Kenny stay as Hassan deal nears
Johnny Kenny could stay at Celtic after key talks with Martin O'Neill, with the striker back in the mix after most of pre-season was lost to recovery.
Marcelo Saracchi has joined Houston Dynamo from Boca Juniors, ending hopes of a Celtic return as Brendan Rodgers' side continue searching for left-back cover.
Kasper Hogh bounced back from a difficult debut to score four in Celtic's win at Kilmarnock, with his finishing, personality and self-deprecating streak marking him out as a fans' favourite.
Celtic named an unchanged side for Kilmarnock, with Hogh leading the line after the Dundee win and Sinisalo, Tierney, Trusty and Carter-Vickers keeping their places.
Celtic’s pursuit of Fares Ghedjemis is unravelling fast, with the club priced out as attention shifts to a £10m battle involving Hearts forward Claudio Braga.
Erik Ring said an Invincible Celtic legend spoke glowingly about Scotland, but Neil McCann ultimately convinced him to make the move.
Celtic have had nine Premiership fixtures moved, mostly to Sundays from October to February, because of Europa League ties and Sky Sports selections.
Celtic want £25m for Arne Engels amid West Ham talks, with his age, Bundesliga record and resale value cited as reasons he commands more than Nicolas Raskin.
Auston Trusty said a family hospital situation delayed his Celtic return after the World Cup, as he urged focus on standards ahead of the trip to Kilmarnock.
Celtic are close to signing Haissem Hassan from Real Oviedo for €6m plus €2m in add-ons, with early interest helping sway the winger as O'Neill seeks wide reinforcements.
Martin O'Neill missed Celtic's Premiership game with Kilmarnock after a hospital stay, with Shaun Maloney stepping in as the 74-year-old recovers from a procedure.
Sebastian Tounekti backed himself to climb Celtic’s pecking order, admitting he must improve his numbers, while reflecting on a wild World Cup and praising Martin O'Neill.
Michael Nicholson faces scrutiny before Celtic’s huge Champions League play-off, with pressure mounting on the Parkhead CEO to deliver in the transfer window.
Celtic are urged to lead change at the SFA summit by giving young Scottish players more first-team minutes and creating a clearer pathway from the academy.
