Chermiti Stays at Rangers While Celtic’s Maeda Seeks Premier League

Rangers Star Rebuffs £20m Move

Youssef Chermiti has told Rangers he has no intention of leaving this summer. The 22‑year‑old striker is currently valued at £20 million after interest was reported from Lyon. Chermiti’s decision keeps him at Ibrox for another campaign, despite the hefty price tag.

Celtic Forward Eyes England Premier

Daizen Maeda has reiterated his strong desire to play in England’s Premier League. The 28‑year‑old Japan forward’s future at Celtic remains uncertain amid speculation about a move. Maeda’s ambition adds another layer to Celtic’s rebuilding plans.

Forest Launch Formal Bid for Engels

Nottingham Forest have submitted their first official offer of the summer for Celtic midfielder Arne Engels. Reports suggest Roma are also preparing a bid, while Villarreal have entered the race for the 22‑year‑old. The competition for Engels could drive up the price Celtic demand.

Competing Clubs Chase Celtic Midfielder

Roma and Villarreal have both expressed interest in Arne Engels, joining Nottingham Forest’s approach. Celtic are weighing offers that could surpass Forest’s initial bid. The midfielder’s potential departure would free up funds for other signings.

Iheanacho Contract Decision Looms

Kelechi Iheanacho is reviewing the terms of a new contract offered by Celtic. The Nigeria striker has other offers on the table, which could influence his choice. Celtic remain hopeful of retaining the 29‑year‑old forward.

Goalkeeper Rumors Swirl

Wolfsberger president Dietmar Riegler says no formal offers have been received for Nikolas Polster. Celtic have been linked with the 24‑year‑old Austrian goalkeeper. Polster’s situation remains open as summer transfer activity continues.

Lecce Close to Signing Skorb

Lecce are close to agreeing a deal for 18‑year‑old Celtic striker Filip Skorb. Sturm Graz are also showing interest in the Poland Under‑19 international. The move would represent a rare exit for a teenager in Scotland’s top club.

Sirius Rejects Offer for Ure

Swedish league leaders Sirius have turned down a £3.3 million bid from Lecce for Robbie Ure. The club hopes to secure at least double that amount for the 22‑year‑old Scottish striker. Ure’s performances have drawn attention across Europe.

Hearts Hold Firm on Mendy

Hearts contacted Forest Green Rovers about Laurent Mendy but were told the midfielder is not for sale. The 29‑year‑old arrived after leaving Rangers and has become a regular in Edinburgh. Hearts will keep him as a key component of their midfield nucleus.

Braga Spares from Ipswich

Ipswich Town will not be making a move for Hearts forward Claudio Braga despite speculation. The newly promoted Premier League side had been linked with the 26‑year‑old. Braga remains under contract at Tynecastle.

Bournemouth Eye Scotland’s Young GK

Bournemouth are plotting a move to sign Hearts and Scotland Under‑16 goalkeeper Finlay Jamieson. The 16‑year‑old has impressed at senior level for the Edinburgh club. Bournemouth’s interest highlights Jamieson’s growing reputation as a future talent.

Frame Attracts Interest from Two Leagues

Hacken and Rakow Czestochowa have made enquiries about Aberdeen left‑back Mitchel Frame. Plymouth Argyle are also keen on the 20‑year‑old. Frame’s performances have drawn scouts from both Sweden and Poland.

St Johnstone Delays Mikulic Decision

Talks have begun between St Johnstone and Bozo Mikulic over a new contract. Head coach Simo Valakari says the decision will not be rushed as Mikulic recovers from six months out with injury. The club prefers a measured approach to retaining the experienced centre‑half.

Incoming Loan for Kirk

Former St Johnstone striker Makenzie Kirk could move on loan from Portsmouth to Barnsley. The loan would give Kirk more regular game time at a higher level. It marks a potential new chapter for the player after leaving Scotland.

Wright Trials with Queens

Former Rangers goalkeeper Kieran Wright is on trial with Queen of the South. The third‑tier Scottish side are assessing his fitness and form. Wright seeks a fresh start after leaving Ibrox.