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Moyes may offer Celtic solution next summer - gossip

David Moyes could be a potential target for Celtic as the club eyes a managerial change following Martin O'Neill’s departure next season. With Moyes’ Everton contract set to expire in the summer and the club’s owners reportedly seeking to sell, the Scottish giants are monitoring his availability closely.

Meanwhile, Rangers remain focused on their domestic campaign, with manager Derek McInnes indicating no immediate transfer activity in the January window unless a pressing need arises. Celtic’s title hopes received a boost from manager Martin O'Neill, who highlighted the absence of European competition for Rangers as a key advantage in the league race.

On the injury front, Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers is expected to miss Thursday’s Europa League clash with Benfica, raising questions about the team’s defensive setup. Elsewhere, Hibs players expressed frustration after a disappointing start under new manager Marink Reedijk, who oversaw a 1-0 defeat to Dundee United in his first game at Tannadice.

Former referee Bobby Madden dismissed the need for VAR intervention in a recent controversy involving Rangers striker Kevin Kelsy, citing a lack of conclusive evidence in the handball claims from his match against Kilmarnock.

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