Comprehensive. Dominant. Job done. Celtic’s Tuesday evening in the Champions League was a success as they swatted aside a KR Reykjavik far below the level of the Scottish champions. It secured passage into the next round of the qualifiers with only one tie being played until the play-off stage.
Following the Old Firm’s performance in Europe over the past two seasons, Scotland has earned an extra European place but the onus is on Celtic and Rangers, as well as Aberdeen and Motherwell to perform to high standards once again this year.
While some concentrate on European football there are others looking to do business in the transfer market. Scroll down and click through for the latest news and gossip from around the SPFL.
5. Edouard won't leave
Celtic won’t sell Odsonne Edouard this summer as they fend of any potential suitors. Ex-Kilmarnock defender Alex Bruce has revealed he has it on “pretty good authority” that he won’t be going anywhere as the club dig their heels in. (Football Insider) Photo: Craig Williamson - SNS Group
6. Murrayfield test event
Fans could return to stadiums soon with a BT Murrayfield test event for rugby proposed. Glasow Warriors’ trip to face Edinburgh could be watched by 1,000 fans in the 67,5000-capacity stadium. If given the go-ahead by the Scottish Government it could be the first step for football fans to get back to games. (Daily Record) Photo: SNS Group/SRU Alan Harvey
7. Adam: I have plenty to offer Rangers
Ex-Rangers star Charlie Adam “absolutely” believes he could still contribute to the Ibrox team. The midfielder is out of contract and open to a return to Scottish football but reckons the chance of a move back to Rangers has gone. (Go Radio) Photo: SNS Group Alan Harvey
8. Celtic keen on Douglas
Neil Lennon is looking to Leeds United star Barry Douglas as a possible option for left-back. Boli Bolingoli is expected to leave this summer after breaking quarantine guidelines. The £3m Scotland international featured 15 times as Marcelo Bielsa’s men won the Championship title. (Brimingham Live) Photo: SNS Group Alan Harvey