As Celtic and Rangers gear up for the upcoming season, both teams are focusing on making improvements and securing success. The Hoops are determined to maintain their dominance in the league and progress further in the Champions League, under the leadership of Philippe Clement at Ibrox, who is eager to show progress in his first full season as manager.
The latest news and transfer rumors surrounding the two Old Firm clubs have been rounded up as preparations intensify. Former Rangers player Charlie Telfer is potentially returning to the Scottish Premiership with Ross County, having departed Airdrieonians. Ross County’s chief executive, Steven Ferguson, is looking to strengthen the squad with new additions, including a goalkeeper.
Meanwhile, Gordon Strachan has issued a warning about the challenges Celtic will face in Europe, noting the financial disparities between clubs and the increasing standards in European football. He emphasizes the need for careful consideration when it comes to transfer spending and wage budgets, highlighting the competitive landscape that Celtic must navigate in order to achieve success in the Champions League.
