Coventry news as Callum O’Hare’s contract was revealed in the midst of Celtic and Rangers connections.

In light of his connections to Rangers and Celtic, Carlton Palmer thinks Callum O’Hare, a standout for Coventry City, wants to keep his options open until the end of the season.

The 25-year-old has had a “outstanding season” for the English Championship team, according to the commentator,

who spoke to Football League World on Wednesday, March 6. He is unlikely to sign a new contract before his current one expires in the summer.

He continued by saying that, barring the Sky Blues’ promotion to the Premier League, the English attacking midfielder—who, according to the Daily Mail,

is being watched by both Old Firm clubs—will probably be playing football somewhere else next season.

Callum O’Hare is one player who has been receiving a lot of attention, Palmer added.

“He is being considered by three La Liga teams.” There are rumors that Celtic and Rangers are also interested in the 25-year-old.

“His current contract at Coventry is scheduled to expire in the summer, and he has not yet signed a new one.

” With so few games remaining, it’s highly improbable that he’ll sign a new contract after such an incredible season.

“In his last 15 games, he has nine goals.”

He’s been in excellent form, so it’s unfortunate that they weren’t able to restrain him, but I can understand their decision.

He is a player that has experienced numerous injuries.

“He wants to keep his options open at the end of the season, even though he was offered a good contract.”

It seems highly probable that Callum O’Hare will play football somewhere new coming season,

barring them from getting promoted to the Premier League.

Celtic and Rangers will compete for Callum O’Hare.

The fact that Rangers are interested in signing O’Hare is not surprising,

given the club has made a habit of recruiting English players who are nearing the end of their contracts in recent years.

They have benefited greatly from it lately,

as seen by the impressive performances of players like Dujon Sterling and goalkeeper Jack Butland,

who joined the team on free transfers last summer.

With nine goals and four assists in 25 games this season, the attacking midfielder is of a decent age to join the Gers and contribute.
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Even though Celtic will probably have an opinion on the topic,

if Philippe Clement’s team can defeat their Old Firm rivals in the SPL title fight,

they may have an advantage in signing him.

However, given that Coventry is currently just outside of the English Championship playoff spots,

their season-long performance will probably determine whether or not a transfer north of the border is in the cards.

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