Ipswich Opens Talks with Celtic Over Maeda

Ipswich Opens Talks with Celtic Over Maeda

Ipswich Eye Celtic Striker Maeda While Celtic Linked to Egypt’s Hassan

Ipswich’s Move for Maeda

Newly‑promoted Premier League club Ipswich Town has made a concrete approach for Celtic striker Daizen Maeda. Talks between the two clubs have already covered the financial and contractual aspects of a possible deal, though no official offer has been submitted yet. The interest signals Ipswich’s intent to bolster its attacking options ahead of the upcoming season.

Celtic’s Eye on Egypt’s Haissem Hassan

Meanwhile, Celtic are turning their attention to Egypt winger Haissem Hassan, a 24‑year‑old who impressed during the World Cup. The Scottish champions are in negotiations with La Liga 2 side Real Oviedo regarding a potential transfer. Real Oviedo’s head coach, Julian Calero, has hinted that the club is open to letting Hassan leave to concentrate on its youth talent pipeline.

Rangers Prepare Summer Squad Refresh

Rangers are set to reshape their roster this week, welcoming Vanja Dragojevic while releasing Brazilian forward Danilo. The Glasgow side is also weighing a possible return for winger Vaclav Cerny. Transfer activity is intensifying as the club looks to address several positions ahead of pre‑season.

Other Notable Transfer Stories

Rangers target Olwethu Makhanya has not reported back to Philadelphia Union after completing World Cup duty with South Africa, jeopardising a promised move. Swansea City aim to bring Motherwell midfielder Elijah Just to Wales for their pre‑season tour on Tuesday. Meanwhile, Portuguese outfit Casa Pia have lodged an inquiry for Rangers winger Ross McCausland.

These moves reflect a busy transfer window for Scottish and English clubs, each seeking to fill gaps and strengthen their squads for the forthcoming campaigns.


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