Celtic Eyes January Move for Toth as Rangers Seek Financial Boost

Celtic is gearing up for the January transfer window, and they have their sights set on Balazs Toth, the 29-year-old Hungarian goalkeeper who has reportedly declined a new contract with Blackburn Rovers. In the financial realm, Andrew Cavenagh might be set to invest heavily in Rangers after selling his company, according to insights from former Aberdeen CEO Keith Wyness. Rangers, however, are on edge as Olwethu Makhanya is attracting interest from several Premier League clubs, raising concerns about his future at Ibrox. Celtic's manager Martin O'Neill is optimistic that Callum Osmand will recover from his hamstring injury in time for Thursday's crucial Europa League clash against Celta Vigo. Unfortunately, Yang Hyun-jun and Cameron Carter-Vickers will remain sidelined. Meanwhile, Greenock Morton's financial director, Kenneth Weldin, hasn't dismissed the possibility of the club facing administration by year's end. In other news, Michel-Ange Balikwisha expressed no regrets about his move to Celtic, revealing he turned down offers from clubs in both France and Spain to return to Belgium on loan this summer. On the Scottish gossip front, former Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere named Scott Brown as the toughest opponent he faced, describing the ex-Celtic player as "horrible" to play against. Nesta Guinness-Walker is eager for Aberdeen to push into the Premiership top six, claiming they could have easily scored "four, five or six" goals in their recent important win over St Mirren. Dundee's manager, Steven Pressley, is buzzing about Alfie Harrison after the young talent made his professional debut in a draw against Rangers. Lastly, Celtic striker Kasper Hogh joins a list of former Bodo/Glimt players who have excelled in Norway but struggled after moving away.