Transfer news: Celtic bidding battle, Rangers "false rumors,"

Transfer news: Celtic bidding battle, Rangers “false rumors,” new Hearts contract, Hibs likely to leave

There are rumors that Jimmy Jeggo is planning to head back to Australia, which suggests he may be leaving Hibs. Luke Amos’s arrival

at Easter Road is expected to further depress the 31-year-old Socceroo in the standings. According to FTBL, the midfielder may be

returning to Australia to sign with Melbourne City, as Hibs is willing to let him go with only six months remaining on his deal.

Philippe Clement has claimed that Rangers have been at the centre of “wrong rumours” during the January transfer window. The

Ibrox club have been linked with a number of players including FC Twente left-back Gijs Smal, Vitesse winger Million Manhoef and

Luca Langoni of Boca Juniors among others. Fabio Silva has already arrived on loan from Wolves while Mohamed Diomande is on the

verge of completing a £4.5million move from FC Nordsjælland. Asked to

“There are a lot of rumors, I have to say a lot of wrong rumours, much more wrong than right, but I cannot go into detail because then

I’m talking about rumours all the time and I prefer to talk about football and working with the players to make them better,” Clement

said when asked about possible arrivals and departures in the final week of the window.

Vicente Besuijen, a winger for Aberdeen, has finished his loan stint with FC Emmen, a team in the Dutch second level. The 22-year-old

has entirely disappeared from the Pittodrie first squad picture and has yet to appear for Barry Robson this season. “Vicente Besuijen

has joined FC Emmen of the Eerste Divisie on loan for the remainder of the season,” Aberdeen stated. All of us at AFC hope Vinny has

the greatest possible time with FC Emmen.”

The most recent Hearts player to sign a new deal and pledge his future to the team is Craig Halkett. With the terms of his new

contract, the defender will remain at Tynecastle Park through the summer of 2026. Halkett is nearing full fitness after a protracted

injury and has just lately made a comeback. The announcement that Halks has agreed to a new deal

to remain with the team is yet another encouraging development.

stated Steven Naismith, manager. “In addition to his evident skill, he leads by example and is well-liked in the locker room. He

struggled mightily with injuries the previous season, and it was evident that the

club missed having him on the field during a trying time.

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