Both Rangers and Celtic are set to make offers for emerging Scottish talent Tommy Conway as he approaches the final year of his contract with Bristol City. The 21-year-old Euro 2024 star, currently with the national team, has yet to come to an agreement on extending his stay at Ashton Gate. Rangers and Celtic are poised to swoop in with pre-contract offers in the new year, potentially securing Conway for a bargain price as low as £300,000 in cross-border compensation.
While Bristol City may fear losing Conway for a fraction of his true value, the opportunity to challenge for titles and compete in Europe may entice the young midfielder to make the move to Scotland. With his stellar performance against Finland earning him his international debut, Conway’s stock is on the rise.
Bristol’s best chance at a substantial return on Conway’s potential sale may come this summer, should he impress at the Euros. His representatives at Unique Sports Group have a history of orchestrating lucrative cross-border deals, as seen with the transfers of Calvin Bassey and Joe Aribo to Rangers. The possibility of Conway following in those footsteps is becoming increasingly likely, much to the dismay of Bristol City.
