Reports suggest Rangers are at the front of the queue for Sturm Graz’s Ryan Fosso, while Dundee United’s Will Ferry has emerged as a Celtic target and Aberdeen are said to be eyeing Hibernian’s Chris Cadden.
Rangers are spearheading the pursuit of Sturm Graz holding midfielder Ryan Fosso, although Levante have also made a proposal to the 23-year-old’s camp, while Torino feature among several Serie A suitors. (Sky Sports, external)
Jens Hjerto-Dahl is keen for a longer period to weigh up his next move after Cardiff City returned with an enhanced package totalling £7.8m — £6.2m up front plus £1.6m in potential bonuses — for the 20-year-old Tromso midfielder, who had earlier indicated a desire to join Rangers. (iTromso, external)
Cardiff City’s improved bid for Jens Hjerto-Dahl is likely to reach the threshold Tromso would accept provided a few details are adjusted, while Rangers appear to have shifted focus as they advance other midfield options. (Nordlys, external)
Rangers are preparing to step up their pursuit of Brighton & Hove Albion wide player Amario Cozier-Duberry after Anderlecht saw a £5m offer turned down, with Hull City, Paris FC, Red Bull Salzburg and West Ham United also tracking the 21-year-old. (Simon Collings on X, external)
Rangers boss Derek McInnes believes two new arrivals could be tied up before Sunday’s friendly against West Ham United, with a potential third addition coming ahead of next Friday’s league curtain-raiser against Dundee United. (Scottish Sun, external)
James Penrice’s camp have stated Rangers are not pursuing the AEK Athens right-back, though a narrow window remains for Celtic to bring in the Scotland international. (Box2Box, external)
Celtic are in discussions with AEK Athens about former Heart of Midlothian left-back James Penrice, with the 27-year-old receptive to a Scottish homecoming even though he would serve as cover for Kieran Tierney. (TeamTalk, external)
Dundee United defender Will Ferry, 25, features on a shortlist of left-back candidates being assessed by Celtic manager Martin O’Neill. (The Courier, external)
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