Celtic eye Cancellieri as Maeda replacement - gossip

Celtic eye Cancellieri as Maeda replacement - gossip

Celtic consider move for Serie A winger as former Rangers captain has talks with MLS club...Celtic forward Daizen Maeda has completed a medical at Ipswich Town before a prospective switch to the Premier League. Sky Sports, externalFormer Celtic striker Chris Sutton says the decision to seel Daizen Maeda before their Champions League qualifier tie is "utter baffling" and describes the reported free of £8m - rising to £10m as "buttons". Daily Record - subscription required, externalCeltic are exploring a deal to sign Lazio winger Matteo Cancellieri as Maeda's replacement. Football Insider, externalBodo/Glimt want £8m for striker Kasper Hogh, while Paderborn will also hold out for big money for midfielder Mika Baur, both of whom have been linked with Celtic. Daily Record, externalHungarian champions Gyori ETO have hinted that they would be open to selling midfielder Milan Vitalis, who was linked with Celtic and Rangers in May. Daily Record, externalMLS side Charlotte are in talks to sign former Rangers captain James Tavernier. Anthony Joseph on X, externalFormer Rangers head coach Danny Rohl insists he wanted Scotland striker Lawrence Shankland before departing to join RB Salzburg. Daily Record, externalCharlton Athletic are preparing an improved offer to extend the stay of Lyndon Dykes following heavy interest in the Scotland striker from clubs on both sides of the border. Anthony Jospeh on X, externalScotland captain Andy Robertson says he will keep working on persuading his new Tottenham Hostspur team-mate Archie Gray, 20, to join him in the national squad. Scottish Sun, externalRotherham United are keen on Bruce Anderson after the striker's contract at Kilmarnock expired earlier this summer. Scott Burns on X, externalScottish set-piece coach Austin McPhee is set to leave Aston Villa to join Chelsea. Birmingham Live, external

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