Image source, Star- Published20 minutes ago
Sabri Ghuendouz will have a medical with Hearts on Monday after a fee of £870,000 was agreed with Beerschot for the 26-year-old French winger. (Sacha Tavolieri on X), external
Celtic could make a move for £2m-rated 24-year-old Qarabag striker Camilo Duran. (Sun), external
And Celtic are continuing to keep tabs on Go Ahead Eagles midfielder Jakob Breum, the 22-year-old who is valued at £4.4m and the subject of interest from both Sunderland and Fulham. (Football Insider), external
Meanwhile, Celtic midfielder Arne Engels will decide his future before the 22-year-old returns to pre-season training, with Roma joining Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest in expressing interest in the Belgian. (Voetbalkrant), external
Southampton, West Ham United and Wolverhampton Wanderers are all showing interest in 23-year-old Hibernian midfielder Josh Mulligan. (TeamTalk), external
Aberdeen and Hibernian are keeping tabs on 24-year-old St Patrick's Athletic midfielder Kian Leavy. (Scottish Sun), external
Sunday's English & European transfer rumours
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Rangers are exploring other right-back targets as Scotland's 24-year-old Nathan Patterson's wage demands are a hurdle and he will command a decent fee despite entering the final 12 months of his Everton contract. (Football Insider), external
Midfielder Nicolas Raskin, 25, says he is leaving his future with Rangers to his agents while he is concentrating on playing for Belgium at the World Cup. (Scotsman - subscription required), external
Falkirk chief executive Jamie Swinney says the multi-million pound sales of players like Bojan Miovski, Lennon Miller and Keiron Bowie in recent years show Scottish clubs are "not taking the first bid or the second". (Record - subscription required), external
St Johnstone manager Simo Valakari says he can take his time to target another goalkeeper now Ross Sinclair has signed a new contract. (Courier - subscription required), external
Brazil winger Raphinha, 29, is a doubt for Wednesday's World Cup meeting with Scotland. (Sun), external
Former Scotland striker Kenny Miller is poised to become Maccabi Tel Aviv head coach permanently after leading his side to an Israeli Cup final victory over Hapoel Beer Sheva as caretaker after Ronny Deila left. (Glasgow Times), external
