Rangers Linked with Midfielders While Celtic Eye Duran

Rangers Target Austrian and Serbian Midfielders

Rangers have intensified their pursuit of Sturm Graz midfielder Ryan Fosso, a 23‑year‑old Cameroon international. The Glasgow club is also advancing talks to sign Partizan Belgrade captain Vanja Dragojevic, a 20‑year‑old Belgian youngster. Both moves would bolster the midfield ranks ahead of the new season, with Rangers looking to strengthen their squad after recent outflows. The interest from Ibrox follows a busy window that has already seen several departures.

The Swiss outlet reports that Fosso is a top target for Rangers, linking the player with a move to Scotland. In a separate development, TeamTalk covers the approaching deal for Dragojevic, noting Rangers are ready to cash in on Nicolas Raskin. The club appears to be balancing spending with strategic outgoing transfers, aiming to create room for new talent.

Hearts in Talks Over Cammy Devlin and Ageu

Hearts boss Wouter Vrancken has held positive discussions with Australia midfielder Cammy Devlin about a new contract. The 28‑year‑old must decide between extending his stay at Tynecastle or leaving as a free agent. Meanwhile, Hearts have signed Brazilian midfielder Ageu, a 24‑year‑old who missed most of last season through injury. The club’s record signing is now eager to prove his worth after a frustrating campaign.

Devlin’s situation is being watched closely by fans, who value his experience in the heart of the park. If he departs, Hearts could look to Ageu as a key figure to fill the midfield void left by any departure. The club’s transfer activity reflects a broader effort to rebuild the squad after recent setbacks.

Celtic Close to Signing Camilo Duran

Celtic have been pictured with Camilo Duran training in Portugal, signalling an imminent move for the 24‑year‑old Qarabag winger. The Azerbaijani embassy in London has congratulated Qarabag on the record‑breaking transfer, though Celtic have not yet confirmed the deal. Duran’s arrival would add pace and experience to Martin O’Neill’s attacking options. The signing fits Celtic’s agenda to strengthen their attacking ranks for the upcoming season.

The images from Portugal show Duran already integrating with Celtic’s training regime, suggesting the move is close to finalisation. If completed, the transfer would be one of the winter window’s biggest headlines in Scottish football. Fans are optimistic that Duran’s skill will deliver goals and creativity on the left flank.

St Mirren, Motherwell and St Johnstone Transfer Updates

Central defender Henry Fieldson, 21, has agreed a switch to St Mirren from Queen’s Park, reinforcing Alex Rae’s defensive options. Motherwell received an £800,000 fee from Queens Park Rangers for goalkeeper Calum Ward, a significant financial boost for the club. St Johnstone have decided not to offer Max Anderson a contract after a brief trial, while winger Liam McCarron and defender Bozo Mikulic continue training with the Perth side.

Fieldson’s arrival adds depth to St Mirren’s backline, which faced defensive challenges last term. Motherwell’s cash injection from Ward’s sale allows them to invest in other areas of the squad. St Johnstone’s ongoing evaluation of McCarron and Mikulic indicates they remain in the market for emerging talent.

Clubs Show Interest in AEK Athens Defender

Blackburn Rovers and Middlesbrough have both enquired about AEK Athens full‑back James Penrice, a Scottish defender attracting attention north of the border. The 22‑year‑old has impressed in the Greek league and is seen as a potential upgrade for English Championship sides. Both clubs are monitoring the situation closely as they look to fortify their backlines. Penrice’s availability could spark a competitive bidding war in the coming weeks.

The interest from Blackburn and Middlesbrough highlights the growing scrutiny of Scottish talent abroad. If Penrice moves, it would mark a significant step up for his career and underline the quality emerging from Scottish football. His performances have already drawn plaudits, and now clubs are ready to act.

The transfer window is shaping up as a period of activity for Scottish clubs, with Rangers, Celtic and several other teams making moves that could reshape the league’s landscape for the season ahead. Keep an eye on these storylines as they develop.