
Celtic continue tracking Torino midfielder Gvidas Gineitis ahead of the upcoming winter transfer window. Manager Martin O'Neill acknowledged the club erred during the summer by failing to secure a proper engine-room successor for Arne Engels.
Concurrently, defender Cameron Carter-Vickers urged squad solidarity following a turbulent stretch for the reigning champions. In other regional developments, Swansea City loanee Stephen Welsh initially suspected his maiden international selection for Scotland was a joke.
Dundee faces a potential midfield void due to an injury absence for Ryan Finnegan, which might force reliance on available free agents. Lastly, an ex-academy director attributed Findlay Curtis graduating to the senior squad entirely down to the youngster's mental approach.
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