Vardy has 'heart set' on joining Celtic
Former Leicester City and England striker Jamie Vardy has his "heart set" on a move to Celtic and a reunion with Brendan Rodgers as he targets playing on until he is 40. (Sun), externalRangers have revived interest in Roma left-back Anass Salah-Eddine, with Spanish side Elche also keen on the 23-year-old. (Il Messaggero via Daily Record, external)Feyenoord attacker Calvin Stengs, 26, is of interest to Celtic. (Daily Record), externalRangers have dismissed an approach from Lille to take striker Hamza Igamane on loan. (Rangers Review - subscription required), externalDundee have held talks with Celtic over a loan deal for Colby Donovan, while Ayr United are also interested in the 18-year-old right-back. (Daily Record), externalCeltic are likely to bank a seven-figure sum from former player Ben Doak's move from Liverpool to Bournemouth. (Sun), externalMaccabi Tel Aviv forward Dor Turgeman, previously linked with Rangers, is close to joining New England Revolution in the MLS. (Luca Bendoni on X), externalBrighton are among the English Premier League clubs keeping close tabs on Hearts' Scotland under-16 international Keir McMeekin. (Daily Record), externalFormer Dunfermline boss James McPake is understood to be among the contenders to replace Rhys McCabe at Airdrieonians. (Daily Record), externalInverness Caledonian Thistle have been in talks with Celtic regarding a possible cooperation agreement this season. (Inverness Courier), external
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