Rangers left-back and Hearts defender linked with moves as Celtic continue chase for Scotland international…
Chelsea have made initial contact with Rangers left-back Jefte’s representatives to ask about a potential transfer come the end of the season, with the Ibrox club aware of other interest from a handful of clubs on the continent in the 21-year-old. (Rangers Review), external
Rangers director of football recruitment Nils Koppen said in October that, if a player like Jefte was doing well and the right offer came in, they should be brave enough to sell and find the next prospect. (Glasgow Times), external
However, Rangers have zero intention to sell striker Hamza Igamane this month, with Bayer Leverkusen, Everton, Nice and Tottenham among the clubs to have scouted the 22-year-old. (TeamTalk), external
Celtic have held initial talks with Odense centre-back Tobias Slotsager’s representatives but are one of a number of clubs interested in the 19-year-old, who is out of contract in the summer. (Sky Sports), external
Celtic are struggling to reach an agreement with Arsenal to take Kieran Tierney on loan, despite having reached a pre-agreement to sign the 27-year-old Scotland defender on a free transfer in the summer, as the Premier League club are short on left-back options. (TeamTalk), external
But Celtic are expected to approach Arsenal to discuss the conditions of a possible loan deal for Tierney this month. (Sky Sports), external
Hellas Verona have agreed a six-figure transfer fee with Hearts for Daniel Oyegoke, 22, but the defender is also being pursued by Verona’s Serie A rivals, Lecce. (Edinburgh Evening News – subscription), external
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Zander Clark, 32, signed a new two-year Hearts contract despite losing his place to Scotland number one Craig Gordon, 42, because he remains fully motivated to re-establish himself as the club’s first-choice. (Edinburgh Evening News – subscription), external
Hearts head coach Neil Critchley does not rule out a “busy” last week of the transfer window. (Scotsman – subscription), external
Jorge Grant, 31, has had no discussions with Hearts about extending his contract beyond this summer and the midfielder remains uncertain about his long-term future. (Edinburgh Evening News), external
Aberdeen defender James McGarry is set to join Athens Kallithea on loan until the of the season, with the Greek Super League club having the option to buy the 26-year-old New Zealand international in the summer. (Sky Sports), external
Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin says there may be one in and one out of Tannadice before the end of the transfer window. (Courier – subscription), external
Falkirk’s John McGlynn is the early bookmakers’ favourite to succeed Stuart Kettlewell, who resigned on Monday, as Motherwell manager, with former Celtic manager Neil Lennon, Livingston’s David Martindale and Ayr United’s Scott Brown also highly rated. (Herald – subscription), external
St Johnstone have turned down a second offer of more than £100,000 from Fulham for 16-year-old forward Brodie Dair, who impressed the London club on trial, and the Perth club expect a further offer. (Courier subscription), external
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