The persistent Celtic transfer whisper hinting at Neil Lennon push for final jigsaw piece

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Celtic are in the market for a left-back, as confirmed by Neil Lennon, who has a pair of targets in his sights. The Premiership champions have had bids rejected for Charlton's Alfie Doughty, ostensibly a midfielder but one who could compete with Greg Taylor on the left.Preston North End's Ben Davies is also under surveillance but Bournemouth, too, are reportedly on his trail.

Celtic boss has admitted it would be “unpalatable” and “not good for the game” to have the virus wreck a second successive season. Lennon’s team to face St Mirren on Wednesday in a game which was postponed a month ago due to a protocol breach by Boli Bolingoli.

Celtic are entering into a hectic fixture schedule.Boli Bolingoli's ill-advised trip to Spain saw matches against St Mirren and Aberdeen rescheduled, and Neil Lennon 's side face the first of their makeup fixtures on Wednesday.The manager put his side through their paces at Lennoxtown on Tuesday afternoon, and here's what we noticed.Celtic fans haven't seen much of their new signing since his move from Motherwell, with Turnbull getting only a brief cameo appearance in the 5-0 win over St Johnstone.With the games coming thick and fast though Lennon will have to make use of his squad, and the midfielder will be looking to make his first start in the near future.With Wednesday's game coming against St Mirren, it could be the perfect chance to

Neil Lennon hit back at Gary Breen after his dismissive comments about Scottish football. The former Ireland international expressed concern about Shane Duffy 's move to Celtic Park, stating that no strikers in the Premiership could play in England's top flight.

Rangers are both looking towards Preston as they plot more transfer business. The Parkhead side are in for left-back Ben Davies while their city rivals are on the trail of midfielder Daniel Johnson.Preston took the unusual step of issuing a statement to lambast unnamed interested clubs for allegedly conducting their business through the media.It looks like there's plenty more to come on that front.Alfredo Morelos, too, is never far away from the headlines and his agent was in Glasgow yesterday amid links to Fiorentina and a host of other clubs.

Alfie Doughty is not for sale – even though he is out of contract in the summer.The League One side have kicked out a second bid for the 20-year-old from the Scottish champions believed to be around £500,000.The Addicks are refusing to play ball over an asking price and have told the Hoops they don’t want to sell him.

Rangers continued their impressive run of form by sweeping aside Dundee United on Saturday but a spate of injuries left Steven Gerrard looking for new arrivals to bolster his squad. Alfredo Morelos was among the wounded, as was Leon Balogun, Ryan Jack and Brandon Barker.

Neil Lennon handed debuts to Shane Duffy, David Turnbull and Ismaila Soro as his team routed County, while Albian Ajeti scored his third Premiership goal in three games.Barkas says he and the new boys are learning more with each passing day and the performances are only going to improve as their understanding grows.

Boli Bolingoli has been shipped out of Celtic and straight into the group stage of the Champions League.The Belgian bad boy has finally been moved out of Parkhead on a loan deal to Turkish side Istanbul Basaksehir.Bolingoli has joined on a 12-month temporary with an option to buy and will go from disgrace into the elite competition of the continent’s game with his new club having found agreement to leave Glasgow.The 25-year-old moved to Scotland just over a year ago from Rapid Vienna, but his on-pitch stock slipped badly even before his scandalous breach of Covid-19 rules basically put an end to his Hoops career.Bolingoli was publicly hammered by manager Neil Lennon and severely reprimanded by club hierarchy after making an undisclosed

Celtic fans plenty to cheer as their attacking prowess left Ross County reeling in Dingwall. But there was the odd shaky moment during the first half and Vasilis Barkas pulled of a couple of solid saves as Neil Lennon 's men introduced Shane Duffy into the fold and reverted back to the 3-5-2 that served them so well after last season's winter break.

Premiership champions are keeping close tabs on the Preston standout. The 25-year-old has one year remaining on his current deal at Deepdale and a clutch of sides have been keeping close tabs on his development.

Neil Lennon for Celtic to be allowed to open up their stadium to a limited number of supporters. The Hoops boss feels that they could be at least a third full at Celtic Park after watching Kansas City Chiefs kickstart their NFL season with similar crowd numbers.

Celtic away game at St Mirren.The Hoops boss now laughs off that incident seven years ago – and
 is keen to talk up the Irishman’s
credentials as a gaffer.The pair meet in the dugout on Wednesday night as Celtic attempt to claw back three Premiership points with their first game in hand.But Lennon knows it won’t be easy against the Buddies, who look a
 different outfit under Goodwin.The fiery duo had words in 2013 that resulted in the Hoops manager being hit with a ban.Goodwin, who came through the ranks at Parkhead when Lennon was a player, spoke up for his rival back then and now Lennon is full of admiration for the job he’s doing with Saints.He claims the
 Paisley club are no longer easy prey for any Premiership side and says
 Goodwin

Neil Lennon was delighted with his side's 5-0 win over Ross County but admitted his players needed a half-time rocket with the Staggies creating chances and goalkeeper Vasilis Barkas in inspired form. The Hoops boss urged his team to really kickstart their Premiership season in the Highlands but admits his stars needed some prompting during the half-time interval.

Celtic debut with a trademark headed goal as Odsonne Edouard and Albian Ajeti also got their new partnership off to a flying start. The Irish defender capped a special day in his career with a towering second-half effort from a Callum McGregor corner to help seal his side's emphatic Premiership success in the Highlands.

Celtic during an English Championship game. As the Blues saw off Brentford in their 1-0 opening day win in the English second-tier, the Sky Sports commentator on duty claimed the past St Andrews striker had signed for Neil Lennon's side.

Scott Brown. This is a player who was meant to be washed up three years ago and look what happened – he ended up as Player of the Year.

Rangers, the search for a creative midfielder continues apace and Preston's Daniel Johnson is on Ross Wilson's transfer long-list. A deal is some way off but the Jamaican only has one year left on his contract and is free to negotiate a free transfer deal in January.

Neil Lennon would rather close it right now and avoid a draft.The Celtic boss has declared himself content with his lot following the capture of Shane Duffy on loan and he’ll gladly leave the last gasp shopping sprees to others.The Irish defender joined Vasilis Barkas, Albian Ajeti and David Turnbull in the Parkhead dressing room this summer, with Mohamed Elyounoussi extending his loan deal, as part of a £14million freshening up.Lennon will keep his eye on another other deals with the market remains available, especially with several window shoppers looking to lift some of his top assets off the Celtic shelf.But in terms of new arrivals, the Hoops boss has been delighted with the backing he’s been given from the boardroom.He said: “If I

Celtic take part in a test event on Saturday with 300 Ross County punters allowed in for the Premiership clash in Dingwall.But after seeing gridiron fans get the light to return in America, Lennon reckons Scottish football is getting a raw deal.He is unhappy Celtic Park has been overlooked after the club bust a gut to get the ground ready to welcome back supporters.First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has delayed a decision on fans returning until October – with next month’s Old Firm game now looking certain to be held behind closed doors.Lennon called for Scotland chiefs to look over the pond at what can be achieved.The Hoops boss said: “We’re disappointed we’ve not been able to get fans into our stadium with the protocols and health and safety

Celtic Park remaining locked to supporters. The Celtic manager insists he's been left baffled by a continued blanket ban on spectators while some other nations begin reopening stadiums to the public.

Leigh Griffiths is nearing a return to action as he stepped up his fitness work at the club's training ground. The striker is yet to play this season after returning from lockdown overweight and then picking up an injury during training.

Celtic are lining up Sampdoria's Omar Colley as a replacement for centre-back Kris Ajer as the Serie A man emerges as a key target.Another Hoops defender is definitely heading for the exit and it's understood Serie A giants Roma could be a potential suitor for the exiled left-back.Neil Lennon will need a replacement in that position and Paris Saint-Germain's Mitchel Bakker was identified as a target - but the Dutch defender is looking to fight for his Paris place.

Celtic exit with Roma ready to make a move for the frozen out full back. understands the Serie A side have registered their interest and Parkhead chiefs are expecting a firm offer to follow.

Celtic have been strongly linked with the Gambia international but the Serie A side are eyeing a bumper £9m fee for the no-nonsense stopper. Colley is one of six potential players who could be heading for the exit doors as Sampdoria would also consider bids for Jeison Murillo, Jakub Jankto, Bartosz Bereszysnki, Ronaldo Vieira and Nicola MurruSampNews claim the club are looking to further bolster their coffers after the departures of Karol Linetty and Gianluca Caprari produced £18m.

Rangers looking likely. Ryan Kent and Borna Barisic have both been linked to Leeds but with the pair remain happy at Ibrox it would take a mammoth bid to sign either player.

Odsonne Edouard before the close of the transfer window. Celtic boss Neil Lennon is desperate for his talisman to stay and the Premiership champions are preparing to offer him a new deal to silence growing speculation.

Haberts claim any breakthrough is dependant on Celtic -linked Colley departing in the coming weeks. Parma are believed to be keen but Sampdoria are holding out for a sizeable £9m fee as interest in the 27-year-old continues to grow.Neil Lennon denied a bid last weekend but speculation is continuing to swirl as the Italian media reckon the Premiership champions are in the mix to secure his signature.

Shane Duffy will improve Premiership champions Celtic. But the former Hoops star is concerned the Republic of Ireland captain might not be an ideal fit for Neil Lennon's favoured formation.

Shane Duffy has arrived in Glasgow ahead of his official Celtic unveiling. The Brighton defender sealed a season-long loan move to Parkhead last week while on international duty with the Republic of Ireland.

Celtic and Rangers fans. Scotland might have had their own clash with Covid-hit Czech Republic to prepare for but Light Blue legions became Finland fans for the night on Sunday and took great delight in Glen Kamara putting one over new Celtic man Shane Duffy ’s Ireland.

Celtic continue to be linked to Omar Colley. The Gambian defender is available at the right price but the Serie A side want big money for the powerful defender.