Hearts agree for Ghuendouz, Celtic track Camilo Duran – transfer rumors
By OnzeActu · · 2 min read
Hearts have reached an agreement with Beerschot for Sabri Ghuendouz. Celtic could tempt Camilo Duran and are monitoring Jakob Breum. Several other files involve Hibernian, Rangers, Aberdeen and English clubs.
Hearts are preparing to formalize the arrival of French winger Sabri Ghuendouz. The 26-year-old is due for a medical on Monday after a £870,000 deal was agreed with Beerschot.
Celtic remains active on the offensive market: the Scottish club could position itself on Qarabag striker, Camilo Duran, valued at around £2 million. At the same time, Celtic continue to follow Go Ahead Eagles midfielder Jakob Breum (22), estimated at £4.4 million and already courted by Sunderland and Fulham.
As for players already under contract at Celtic, Belgian midfielder Arne Engels (22) must decide on his future before his return to pre-season. Clubs like Roma, Crystal Palace and Nottingham Forest have shown interest in the player.
Several English clubs are exploring the profile of Josh Mulligan, 23-year-old midfielder from Hibernian: Southampton, West Ham and Wolverhampton would be attentive to his situation. Still in Scotland, Aberdeen and Hibernian are monitoring Irish midfielder Kian Leavy (24), currently at St Patrick's Athletic.
Rangers are exploring other options at the right-back position: the path leading to Nathan Patterson (24) comes up against high salary demands, and despite the last year of his contract at Everton, the club will demand significant compensation.
On the international side, midfielder Nicolas Raskin (25 years old) assures that he is entrusting his future to his agents while focusing on his participation with Belgium in the World Cup. Finally, Falkirk welcome recent sales of players — Bojan Miovski, Lennon Miller and Keiron Bowie — as proof that Scottish clubs are not accepting first or second offers, according to chief executive Jamie Swinney.
On other football news topics: St Johnstone can take their time to recruit a goalkeeper after the extension of Ross Sinclair, the Brazilian Raphinha (29) is doubtful for the World Cup match against Scotland on Wednesday, and former Scottish striker Kenny Miller should be named permanent coach of Maccabi Tel Aviv after leading the team to the final of the Israel Cup as an interim, following the departure of Ronny Deila.