Dyche Open to Celtic Opportunity as Managerial Changes Loom

Sean Dyche is keeping his options open regarding the managerial position at Celtic. If the Scottish giants decide to part ways with their current coach, the former Burnley and Everton boss would seriously entertain the idea of taking the reins. In other news, Celtic winger Jota has made a significant step in his recovery, playing 45 minutes in a closed-door friendly against Falkirk. This marks his return to action after an 18-month battle with an ACL injury. Celtic also welcomed back winger Sebastian Tounekti earlier than anticipated, thanks to a last-minute cancellation of a friendly match between Tunisia and Mali. Meanwhile, new Hibernian manager Marink Reedijk has been putting his squad through an intense training regimen during their pre-season camp in Spain, which he jokingly described as a "pre-season on steroids." Vicko Sevelj, who recently transferred to Neftci, expressed his satisfaction with the move, stating that it was a beneficial deal for both him and Dundee United. In the transfer market, clubs from English League One, League Two, and the Scottish Premiership are eyeing 21-year-old left-back Zach Nolan from TNS, signaling potential shifts in player rosters across the leagues.