Agent confirms Hoops and Gers are in transfer tussle for Dutch Attacker

Agent confirms Hoops and Gers are in transfer tussle for Dutch Attacker

As the 2023/24 Scottish Premiership season comes to a close, Celtic and Rangers are hoping to gain momentum. Who have the two clubs been associated to today?

A striker who has been associated with the Bhoys recently has stated that he would not be joining Celtic anytime soon; additionally,

Rangers are trying to overhaul their transfer policy.

Bologna forward Sydney Van Hooijdonk has shattered Celtic’s hopes of signing him anytime soon; while he revealed that negotiations took place last summer, he now believes that he is playing at a ‘better level’ than he would in the Scottish Premiership.

Van Hooijdonk told The Pink Un: “To be honest, I did not speak with Celtic this winter.” You see a lot of things, but this winter, I didn’t talk to them. Yes, last summer there was some.

“It is a great club, and I am also a fan, but the Championship and a team in contention for the play-offs was very nice. This league is at a better level than previous one, therefore I’m very pleased to be here. When I watch us play now, it’s top quality, and we’re scoring a lot and winning games comfortably.”

Rangers modify their transfer strategy to focus on younger players.

This new technique was already seen in effect during the most recent January transfer window. Players like as Fabio Silva and Mohamed Diomande were brought in during the winter window, in contrast to the summer, when the Gers signed older stars such as Jack Butland and Leon Balogun.

The Light Blues, in particular, want to sign young players with high market potential. According to TEAMtalk, under new sporting director Nils Koppen, they are considering South American markets to pursue this opportunity. They’ve already achieved success in this area, most notably with the acquisition of Alfredo Morelos in 2017.

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