'Maeda will see what summer brings before contract talks'
Celtic are braced for big-money offers for Daizan Maeda and the Japan forward has hinted that he will see what the summer brings before agreeing a new contract. (Daily Record), externalCeltic pathways manager Darren O'Dea has agreed terms with Swansea City to become their new assistant manager. (Sky Sports), externalRead Saturday's Scottish Gossip in full.
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