Celtic have entered the race for Austrian winger Benjamin Tahirovic, whose performances for Dundee United have attracted attention across Scotland. The 22‑year‑old, a key creative outlet, could provide the Hoops with added depth on the flanks as they push for a top‑four finish. Simultaneously, Rangers have identified Bryan Reynolds as a primary target to shore up their right side. Both clubs aim to finalize before January.

Reynolds, 24, is nearing the end of his contract with Belgian side Westerlo, which has indicated willingness to sell for a fee before his 2025 expiry. The United States international missed the World Cup squad, leaving him eager for a move. Rangers view him as a direct replacement for long‑serving James Tavernier, whose departure looms. and could command a modest fee.

Beyond the two headline pursuits, Hull City are weighing midfielder Dan Neil, while Middlesbrough also monitors his situation. Goalkeeper Jack Butland remains on Premier League radars, yet Rangers have no intention of parting with the 33‑year‑old. The flurry of interest underscores the Scottish clubs’ intent to reshape squads ahead of the decisive second half of the season.