The rumor mill is heating up in European football, and Rangers' head coach Danny Rohl finds himself at the center of the latest speculation. The 37-year-old tactician is once again being linked with a move to the Bundesliga, with Bayer Leverkusen reportedly adding his name to their shortlist for a new head coach.
According to German outlet Bild, Leverkusen's top choice remains Crystal Palace's Oliver Glasner, with Girona's Michel also in contention. However, Rohl's growing reputation across Europe has made him an attractive alternative. Sky Germany reports that while Rohl is not at risk of being sacked by Rangers and is unlikely to move to Wolfsburg following their relegation, Union Berlin and Leverkusen present more enticing opportunities for the rising managerial star.
Meanwhile, the Old Firm rivals are making moves in the transfer market. Both Rangers and Celtic have reportedly made initial enquiries about Huddersfield Town's Cameron Ashia. The 21-year-old winger could be available for as little as £500,000, despite the Terriers holding an option to extend his contract. Burnley, Cardiff City, Hoffenheim, Ipswich Town, Sheffield United, and Stuttgart have also registered interest in the promising talent.
Celtic face potential upheaval on multiple fronts. Forward Daizen Maeda is reportedly attracting interest from Premier League clubs as he edges closer to a summer exit from Glasgow. The 28-year-old Japanese international has been a key figure for the Hoops, but his performances have caught the eye of English top-flight sides.
In other Celtic news, Lech Poznan have made a cut-price £2m offer for winger Luis Palma following his loan spell with the Polish club. Additionally, striker Shin Yamada is set to return to Celtic after his loan at Preussen Munster, where head coach Alois Schwartz is planning a squad overhaul following their relegation to Germany's third tier.
One intriguing story involves Lewis Ferguson, now starring for Bologna in Serie A. According to the Scotland midfielder's agent, Celtic passed on signing Ferguson before his £2.5m move from Aberdeen in 2022 because they felt he wasn't good enough at penalty kicks—a decision that may now be raising eyebrows given his impressive form in Italy.
Finally, Kieran McKenna has committed his future to Ipswich Town following their promotion to the Premier League, reportedly snubbing advances from Celtic, Crystal Palace, and Fulham this summer.
Stay tuned as these stories develop—the summer transfer window promises plenty of drama across the Scottish and European football landscape.