A Big plus: Former Celtic star ”Brought back” by Premier League giants as controversial Scottish boss gets EFL job

Both Hearts and Hibs have already begun their season-long planning, with little option in the latter’s situation.

Weeks after Nick Montgomery was fired after a lackluster campaign, the hunt for a new manager continues.

Hearts will already be working on their transfer wishlist, and Hibs will want to get a new manager as soon as possible,

with preseason only four weeks away. We have compiled all of the most recent information about the Scottish Premiership in the interim.

Arsenal has made the decision to accept offers for Kieran Tierney, a former Celtic player and Scotland international.

The Evening Standard claims that Tierney, Emile Smith Rowe, Eddie Nketiah, and Aaron

Ramsdale are on a list of players who are available this summer.

Given that Tierney was a regular on loan with Real Sociedad during the previous season,

it will be intriguing to see who makes a move for him. Tierney made a reference to Celtic when discussing his La Real loan period.

A few months ago, he declared, “These boys are like me playing for Celtic.” The club is all you

know and want when you’re growing up. There were maybe four or five academy graduates in the starting lineup while I was at Celtic.

Adams returns again

“It’s around 13 or 14 here.” Next degree. The team is quite close. That immediately caught my attention.

The boss has been here for years, and it was evident that they had been playing together for a long time.

Everyone wants the same thing, regardless of whether they are on the field, the bench, or not.

It’s a family, and that’s part of the success.”Derek Adams, a former Ross County manager, has made a third stint back at Morecambe.

“There is a lot of work to be done over the transfer window to get ready for the start of the new season,

and I know the board of directors were looking for a manager who knows the football club and how it works,

” Adams stated at the time of his appointment.

“I’m excited to return and try to assist the football team in making progress once more.

This will come from the football club’s supporters as well, who have had an extremely trying time,

in addition to me, my staff, and the players.”

“While we continue to face challenges, the situation at Morecambe has evolved sufficiently to enable us to

hire into key roles and get on with the core business of being a football club,” Morecambe director

James Wakefield said of Adams, who previously earned promotion to League One with the club.

“That calls for swift action to name a first team manager, and Derek is the best person we can think of for the job.

We’ve always had a good rapport with him, so we know he can put up competitive squads fast, which is precisely what’s needed.”