Interim manager Martin O'Neill has signaled a major Celtic recruitment overhaul is coming, stating the club needs to be "more robust" in their transfer dealings. The Herald reports O'Neill's comments suggest significant changes ahead at Celtic Park as the club looks to strengthen their squad for next season.

Elsewhere in Scottish football, Livingston boss Marvin Bartley is preparing to sign free agent Barrie McKay following injuries to key players Scott Arfield and Conor McLennan. Meanwhile, Rangers manager Danny Rohl is drawing on his Bayern Munich experience to navigate a challenging season, according to the Daily Record. Norwegian Eirik Horneland, in talks for the vacant Aberdeen manager position, expressed his desire for "unfinished business in Europe."

Former Sweden international Stefan Schwarz doubts Henrik Larsson would return to Celtic if O'Neill departs this summer. The transfer window speculation continues as clubs across Scotland prepare for potential shakeups. With O'Neill's hints at structural changes, Celtic fans are bracing for what could be a transformative summer at their club.