More speculation surrounds Kieran Tierney's possible return to Celtic as Scottish clubs get busy in the transfer market.

Goalkeeper will miss match against Celtic at IbroxButland left hospital on New Year’s Day and will recover The Rangers goalkeeper Jack Butland spent Tuesday night in hospital after what he has described as “significant” internal bleeding in a leg. Butland will sit out Thursday’s Old Firm clash at Ibrox, with the longer-term availability of the former England player unclear. Butland left hospital on New Year’s Day. A statement from his club said: “Rangers can confirm goalkeeper Jack Butland will miss tomorrow’s Old Firm match with Celtic. The goalkeeper suffered an internal bleed in his leg which required hospital treatment but he has since been released and is recovering. Everyone at Rangers wishes Jack a speedy recovery.” No timescale is being placed on Butland’s return. Continue reading...

Manager is yet to win an Old Firm match and success would help him to show he is making some progress Philippe Clement can only hope the law of averages is due to swing in his favour. If not, the sense of an ­elongated, unsatisfactory conclusion to his spell as the manager of Rangers will have intensified by Thursday evening. Brendan Rodgers has tasted defeat in only one of 20 Old Firm matches. Celtic’s manager has presided over 16 wins in that run. Clement would be forgiven trepidation, then, as Rangers prepare to host their oldest foes. The Belgian is yet to defeat Celtic, having faced them half a dozen times. Continue reading...

Police Scotland have launched an appeal to trace 19 people they believe can help them in the ongoing investigation into disturbance between Celtic and Rangers fans in Glasgow City Centre last month.

Brendan Rodgers insists his Celtic side will not "soften up" in their approach despite their 14-point lead over city rivals Rangers in the Scottish Premiership title race.

Celtic and Rangers left-backs potentially on the move as winger reportedly nears Hearts move.

The final Scottish Premiership fixtures of 2024 certainly provoked a response from BBC Sport website and app users.

Motherwell pegged back for 2-2 draw after eventful gameBhoys beat St Johnstone 4-0; Ross County deny Hearts A second-half double from substitute Hamza Igamane rescued a 2-2 draw for Rangers at Motherwell but the disjointed visitors fell further behind Premiership leaders Celtic. Philippe Clement came under fresh fire following the 2-1 Boxing Day defeat at St Mirren and there was uproar among the travelling supporters as Apostolos Stamatelopoulos put the hosts ahead in the 16th minute before Tawanda Maswanhise added a second in the 35th minute. Half-time replacement Igamane reduced the deficit in the 50th minute before Well boss Stuart Kettlewell was shown a red card by referee Kevin Clancy, possibly for dissent. Continue reading...