Celtic backed for ‘chunky’ transfer windfall as Rangers set to sanction exit
Celtic backed for ‘chunky’ transfer windfall as Rangers set to sanction exit
After their winter break last weekend, Celtic and Rangers are back in action this weekend.
This weekend will see the return of the two Glasgow heavyweights in Scottish Cup action,
with the Bhoys playing Buckle Thistle and the Gers playing Dumbarton.
Before getting back into the Premiership title fight,
both teams will be hoping to escape becoming the victims of an upset.
We have compiled the most recent information and transfer rumors pertaining to both clubs in the meantime.
Sutton on the windfall in Celtic
After their winter break last weekend, Celtic and Rangers are back in action this weekend.
This weekend will see the return of the two Glasgow heavyweights in Scottish Cup action,
with the Bhoys playing Buckle Thistle and the Gers playing Dumbarton.
Before getting back into the Premiership title fight,
both teams will be hoping to escape becoming the victims of an upset.
We have compiled the most recent information and transfer rumors pertaining to both clubs in the meantime.
Sutton on the windfall in Celtic
Chris Sutton thinks that if English teams come calling this summer,
Celtic might be in for a big financial boost for Cameron Carter-Vickers. He stated to the Daily Record:
“To sign Jota, Celtic had to shell out £6 million.
When the Saudis came knocking, they ended up making £25 million by paying that little bit extra.
Carter-Vickers cost the same £6 million in the same summer.
I would guess you are looking at another £20 million if the English do come calling in the summer.
The fans truly desire to witness that. Larger investments yielding more wholesome returns.
Carter-Vickers and O’Riley will probably stay until at least the summer,
but eventually they’ll leave, and their hefty transfer fees will only serve to reinforce
the idea that higher compensation equates to bigger sales.
All that fans want are guys that are eager to jump right into the team and improve it.
Rangers loan exit likely
After Alex Lowry returned from a loan spell with Hearts,
Rangers are set to let him go.
The Daily Record claims that Philippe Clement will approve another loan exit before
the end of the month and has no intention of using Lowry.
As he develops, Lowry needs to play football with the first team, and with his early comeback,
he won’t receive that at Ibrox. Although his future is uncertain, another financing arrangement becomes appealing.
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