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Scott McKenna, currently out of contract, is actively searching for a new club and has been deemed “worthy of a Celtic shirt” by former Parkhead hero Andy Walker. The Scotland defender is on the move after his contract with Nottingham Forest ended. Over the summer, McKenna returned from Euro 2024 and is exploring his options. Last season, the 27-year-old gained valuable experience while on loan to FC Copenhagen, where he faced Manchester City in the Champions League’s last 16. Walker believes that McKenna could be an ideal partner for Cameron Carter-Vickers in the upcoming Scottish Premiership season, highlighting the need for a new centre-back as a critical part of Brendan Rodgers’ recruitment strategy.
Walker expressed his thoughts on the Go Radio Football Show, saying, “Scott McKenna is out there. He is free, he has Champions League experience and plays for Scotland. I think he is a decent player and would be worthy of a Celtic jersey and I think he would improve Celtic defensively. But I’m sure they have a lot of players on their radar.” Despite the uncertainty, McKenna remains confident about finding a new club. He shared with the Press and Journal, “It is the first time I have been in this situation. It is a bit strange. You are training yourself and trying to keep fit when other teams are back on pre-season. The season will start for different leagues in the next week or two. I just need to trust the process and I’m sure something will come up in the next few weeks.”
A report from Pianeta Milan says that Fonseca’s side are hoping for offers for the defender in order to sell him…
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Rangers will play their home matches at Hampden Park at the start of the new season as Ibrox undergoes renovations, a temporary move that has significant implications for the Gers’ European campaign. If UEFA agrees in advance, Rangers could play their Champions League or Europa League qualifiers at Hampden in August and then switch to Ibrox for the group stage in September. However, regulations prohibit switching between Hampden and Ibrox during the group stage.
Barcelona faces a similar challenge, as the Spanish club plans to move back to the Spotify Camp Nou in December after renovations. However, UEFA rules require them to finish the Champions League group stage at the Olympic Stadium, regardless of Camp Nou’s readiness. This situation illustrates the complexity of UEFA’s regulations, which Rangers must navigate. Rangers Chairman John Bennett acknowledged the uncertainty this causes, apologizing to season ticket holders, hospitality clients, partners, and supporters.
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