Celtic and Rangers 'keeping tabs' on Kilmarnock goalkeeper...

Celtic and Rangers ‘keeping tabs’ on Kilmarnock goalkeeper Will Dennis

Will Dennis, the goalkeeper for Kilmarnock, is apparently being watched by both Celtic and Rangers.

It is said by the Daily Record that “both clubs’ recruitment staff are fans of the 23-year-old.”

With a summer contract that expires, Dennis is now on loan from Bournemouth to the Rugby Park team.

The report also states that a move for the Englishman would be dependent on either side losing their current goalkeeper.

Dennis has previously featured for Guernsey, Weymouth, Wealdstone and Slough Town.

According to analyst Gordon Dalziel, manager Brendan Rodgers is “under pressure”

from Celtic’s underachieving players.

The Hoops continue to suffer this season as they recently fell 2-0 to Hearts at Parkhead,

their second straight league loss.

Furthermore, Dalziel has admitted that he finds it puzzling that the 50-year-old was selected for some of the team.

He said, “First and foremost, some of the games they have played, some of the team selections have been a bit

baffling for me,” on the Clyde One Superscoreboard.

He has made a few changes, such as Kyogo attempting to enter the game and play a little bit deeper.

Everyone seems to think that Kyogo is most dangerous when he plays on the shoulder

and can make such runs after seeing that, in my opinion.

“I think if you look at the players like Taylor, for instance, last year, even Johnston at full-back they’ve not hit the heights.

“And when that happens then the manager comes under a bit of pressure. And you look at the substitutions for

instance at the weekend which baffled me as well.”