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Celtic’s Transfer Gamble Reaches Breaking Point – Will Leeds United Snatch Maeda in Shock Swoop?
Celtic have already welcomed back Jota and are set to bring Kieran Tierney home this summer, but caution surrounds the idea of re-signing Kyogo Furuhashi. After struggling to make an impact at Rennes, Kyogo’s potential return has been questioned by former Scotland striker Paul Dickov, who warns that Celtic can’t keep relying on familiar faces. Meanwhile, Leeds United are eyeing Daizen Maeda, impressed by his recent goal-scoring form in Scotland. Former player Lee Hendrie believes Maeda could be a smart, budget-friendly gamble for the Elland Road side as they search for a proven striker.
The Secret Weapon Rangers Have Been Waiting For? Davide Ancelotti’s High-Press Philosophy Could Change Everything
Speculation continues to build around Davide Ancelotti as the leading candidate to become the next Rangers manager. While he has yet to take the reins of a club on his own, his coaching pedigree and tactical acumen—sharpened alongside his father at some of Europe’s top clubs—make him a compelling option. Ancelotti’s emphasis on adaptability and situational awareness, both in and out of possession, could bring a much-needed shift in mindset at Ibrox. His ability to prepare teams to press high, manage transitions, and adjust systems based on opposition or available personnel suggests he might offer the kind of tactical flexibility Rangers have sorely lacked in recent years.
Rangers Send Scouts to Track 19-Year-Old Attacker with Shockingly Low Release Clause – Is a Major Move Imminent?
Rangers have reportedly sent scouts to watch 19-year-old striker Evagoras Charalampous, whose release clause is a remarkably low £42,000. Despite not being a household name, the Anorthosis forward has made an impressive impact, scoring five goals in 16 appearances and earning three caps for Cyprus Under-21s. With his potential catching the eye, Rangers are reportedly considering triggering his release clause this summer as they look to strengthen their attacking options.
As the club continues its search for a permanent manager, with names like Russell Martin, Danny Rohl, and even Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard being linked to the role, Rangers are also focused on boosting their squad. In addition to Charalampous, defensive reinforcements are also on the agenda, with Estoril’s Kevin Boma among the targets. With Rangers looking to narrow the gap on Celtic in the Scottish Premiership, adding both attacking depth and defensive solidity will be crucial in the upcoming transfer window.
Sunderland Star Sparks Double Drama at Hibs as Easter Road Eyes Two Major Award
In a season that began in disarray and flirted with disaster, Hibernian’s dramatic turnaround under rookie head coach David Gray has not gone unnoticed. Gray, who took permanent charge in the summer, has been shortlisted for the William Hill Manager of the Year award by the Scottish Football Writers Association. Meanwhile, on-loan midfielder Nectar Triantis, whose commanding performances have transformed Hibs’ midfield, is up for the SFWA Player of the Year prize. The 21-year-old Australian, now a full international, has become a central figure in Hibs’ push for European football and is at the heart of the club’s plans for next season.
Rangers Set Their Sights on ‘One of the Best Young English Managers’—Is This the Game-Changer They’ve Been Waiting For?
Steven Gerrard is reportedly the top candidate to become the next permanent manager of Rangers, following a turbulent season for the club. Despite a strong run in the Europa League, Rangers’ domestic campaign has been disappointing, with their arch-rivals Celtic clinching both the Premiership title and the League Cup. A shocking exit in the Scottish Cup, following a defeat to Queen’s Park, further soured the season.
With Philippe Clement sacked in February due to inconsistency, former midfielder Barry Ferguson has taken over on an interim basis. Rangers are now looking to appoint a permanent manager, and it seems they are eyeing a reunion with Gerrard, who previously led the club to its first Scottish Premiership title in a decade, remaining unbeaten throughout the season.
Since leaving Rangers in 2021 for Aston Villa, Gerrard’s managerial career has seen mixed results, including a brief and unsuccessful stint in Saudi Arabia. Nonetheless, his knowledge of the club and past success make him a strong contender for the role. Rangers fans still hold Gerrard in high regard, and with him currently out of work, his return to Ibrox could be a natural fit.
Mohamed Diomande Reveals ‘Biggest Challenge’ Ahead as Rangers Aim for Historic Three-in-a-Row Against Celtic
Rangers’ hopes for a turnaround next season hinge on players like Mohamed Diomande stepping up. Signed for £4.3m, the Ivorian midfielder has shown growth but still struggles with consistency. While his tally of 14 goals and assists from open play is respectable, Diomande needs to start dominating games like the manager he plays under once did.
As the season nears its end, Diomande is keenly aware that personal development is irrelevant without wins. “We’ve struggled to create chances against defensive teams,” he admitted, acknowledging Rangers’ biggest issue this season has been failing to break down teams outside the Old Firm. With only four games left, Diomande is focused on finishing strong but already setting his sights on next season.
His performance has improved since a midseason benching, and his work rate and intensity make him one of the team’s most valuable assets. If Diomande can continue his upward trajectory and achieve numbers similar to Joe Aribo’s—double digits for goals and assists—Rangers could find themselves in a much stronger position next year.
‘Nowhere Near Good Enough’: Award-Winning Rangers Star Under Fire as Craig Moore Delivers Scathing Attack!
When Rangers last won the league, almost any player in the starting XI could have been named player of the year. The team’s success was built on a collective effort, with even underappreciated players like Ianis Hagi contributing significantly. The defense, which set a record, went largely unrecognized, despite the vital roles of players like Connor Goldson. Fast forward to the current squad, and Nicolas Raskin is the only standout performer, with young Hamza Igamane showing promise for the future.
However, John Souttar, despite winning the John Greig achievement award, has drawn heavy criticism for his recent performances. Craig Moore didn’t hold back, describing Souttar’s display against St Mirren as “really poor” and emphasizing that even in games with little at stake, playing for Rangers means always being at your best. Moore’s frustration highlights a larger issue within the squad—aside from Raskin, no player has been consistent enough to challenge for player of the year. Rangers need multiple standout players to compete at the top level, but with defensive issues and errors from experienced players like Souttar, the team faces a long road ahead in their pursuit of another title.
Tam McManus Unleashes Brutal Attack on Rangers Ace Clinton Nsiala – ‘Absolutely Terrible!’
Tam McManus was highly critical of Clinton Nsiala’s performance in Rangers’ 2-2 draw with St Mirren on Saturday. Despite Rangers taking the lead twice, St Mirren equalized both times, and McManus pointed to Nsiala’s defensive lapses as the main cause for the dropped points. He singled out the 21-year-old French defender for failing to win the first header from a long throw-in, which led to St Mirren’s opening goal, and for his poorly timed attempt at playing the offside trap for the second goal. McManus described the defending as “terrible,” and emphasized that these mistakes cost Rangers the win.
While McManus’ criticism is harsh, it’s important to consider the challenging season Rangers have had, with managerial instability and a lack of cohesion impacting players like Nsiala. The young center-back, in his debut season with Rangers, has been thrust into high-pressure situations without the benefit of consistent guidance. Despite these struggles, McManus believes that with proper coaching under a stable manager, Nsiala has the potential to develop into a reliable defender for Rangers. However, he must address his defensive awareness and aerial duels to succeed at Ibrox.