Of course, there has been plenty of attention on the upcoming Euros with John Fleck testing positive for coronavirus.
As always, however, there has been plenty of transfer speculation:
German youth international wanted by Gers
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Hide AdRangers are interested in signing Koln midfielder Salih Ozcan. The German under-21 star is out of contract this summer and is set to depart Koln after helping them survive in the Bundesliga via the play-offs. The 23-year-old, who can play different roles in the centre of midfield, made 32 appearances this past term. It is understood Rangers are waiting to see which players could leave before making a move. (Kicker)
Douglas on Rangers links
Barry Douglas has admitted he would be open to a move to Rangers. The Scotland international is out of contract after his Leeds United deal expired and has been linked with a switch to his boyhood club. He revealed he is unaware of any possible move and has said it “depends what opportunities present themselves”. (Yorkshire Evening Post)
No Parkhead move for Harkin
Fergal Harkin won’t be moving to Celtic this summer. The Manchester City Football Partnerships and Pathways Manager had been linked with a move to Parkhead to take over as the club's director of football. However, he is set to stay put. In turn, Shaun Maloney has reportedly held talks regarding a return in a role behind the scenes. (Irish Independent / Daily Record)
Ibrox target available
One-time Rangers target John Lundstram is now a free agent. The 27-year-old has previously been strongly-linked with a move to Ibrox and is available for free after leaving Sheffield United following the club's relegation.
Gerrard’s Everton shock link
Steven Gerrard is a shock candidate for Everton. The Toffees are on the hunt for a new manager after Carlo Ancelotti departed for Real Madrid. It would be a huge surprise considering Gerrard’s success at Rangers with the club on the verge of Champions League football plus his storied history with rivals Liverpool. Eddie Howe was installed as favourite for the position early on. (The Athletic)
