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Cameron Carter-Vickers of Celtic reacts after the UEFA Champions League 2026/27 Play off round second leg match between LASK and Celtic at on August 25, 2026 in Linz, Austria. (Photo by Christian Bruna/Getty Images)
Celtic supporters were given something to smile about after a disastrous night in Linz on Tuesday night. That of course was seeing our bitter rivals the Rangers crash out of the Conference League playoffs, a result that means they have no European football this season.
In a week that the Scottish media have focused on Celtic's elimination from the Champions League and missing out on the massive financial rewards that come with it, you would expect them to take aim at the latest Ibrox club in regards to their financial affairs, but don't hold your breath.
So let's break down the situation on their behalf in regard to the massive implications hanging over the Ibrox club.
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Everton – Pretty much as expected here with Rohl, George and Barry starting.
Crystal Palace – No Ismaila Sarr who is reportedly holding out for a move.
Everton will start the 2026-27 Premier League season at home, welcoming Europa Conference League holders Crystal Palace to the Hill ***** inson Stadium.
After a disappointing end to the previous season with a seven-game winless streak, David Moyes will be looking for a fast start against an opponent who are bedding in a new manager and several new players in preparation for a European campaign. The Blues are hampered with injuries to three midfielders (James Garner is a doubt, with Christian Nørgaard and Tim Iroegbunam out).
Crystal Palace have a new manager in Pierre Sage, having led RC Lens to a Coupe de France trophy and a second-placed finish in Ligue 1, getting subsequently named the Manager of the Year in France. They too have a number of new signings, and with transfer rumours circling around star midfielder Adam Wharton, it will be interesting to see if the Eagles have him in the lineup. Goalkeeper Dean Henderson will undergo a late fitness test after picking up a knock in their final preseason friendly.

#manager #everton #pretty #rohl

Everton begin their 125th top flight season and the second at their new Merseyside home against last year's Europa Conference League champions Crystal Palace.
The Toffees go into the game cautiously optimistic after some bright moments in pre-season. Their remains frustration however at a failure to address key issues in the transfer marker and the uncertainty over the future of David Moyes as he prepares to enter the final year of his contract.
The late season collapse is also fresh in people's minds, with the opportunity of European football thrown away thanks to a winless seven-game run to close out the season.
New signings include last season's Championship Player of the Year Hayden Hackney from Middlesbrough, an energetic number eight who can hopefully add some incisiveness even from the deeper midfield position he's been deployed at so far. Tyrique George and Merlin Rohl turned their loan stints into permanent deals. Christian Norgaard looks to be a savvy signing from ****** nal to replace Idrissa Gueye, while Brennan Johnson adds pace and dynamism following his Dwight McNeil swap deal with Saturday's opponents Palace.
The yawning hole in the squad though remains right-back, a position Everton have failed to adequately address for years. That failure had hung over the Toffees' summer and the overall mood of the fans at the end of the window will like rest on whether they address it.

#season #everton #year

Gvidas Gineitis of Torino FC is challenged by Luca Lipani of US Sassuolo during the Serie A match between Torino FC and US Sassuolo Calcio at Stadio Olimpico di Torino on May 08, 2026 in Turin, Italy. (Photo by Francesco Scaccianoce/Getty Images)
The 22-year-old has emerged as one of the Hoops' main midfield targets following Arne Engels' £22million move to West Ham United over the weekend.
However, Celtic may now have to fend off Premier League interest if they are to bring the Lithuania international to Glasgow.
According to Europacalcio, Crystal Palace have set their sights on Gineitis and could soon open negotiations over a potential move.
Torino's asking price has been reported at between £8million and £12million, while Red Bull Salzburg are also actively interested, with Danny Rohl understood to be an admirer. Anderlecht have also reportedly made their interest known.

#million #gineitis #sassuolo #interest

Everton have confirmed the signing of Wales winger Brennan Johnson from Crystal Palace, with Dwight McNeil heading the other way in a rare swap deal.
The 25-year-old has signed a four-year deal and becomes the fifth permanent arrival of the summer after Merlin Rohl, Hayden Hackney, Tyrique George and Christian Norgaard.
Speaking about his move, Johnson said:
"I'm so excited to be here. The club speaks for itself – it's a massive club and one that when I first heard of the interest, I immediately wanted to come and be part of it.
"There were a lot of reasons why I was so keen to join – the manager, the players, the direction the team is going in. You can see this is a club that wants to go in the right direction, and I'm a player who wants to go in that direction, too, so it feels like a really good match."

#johnson #year #brennan

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Matchday two is just around the corner in the Scottish Premiership — Rangers and Hibernian will clash at Ibrox Stadium on Sunday.
Rangers had an underwhelming campaign last season, finishing third and a whopping 10 points behind rivals Celtic, who went on to win the 2025-26 ******* le. Manager Danny Rohl was ousted shortly thereafter, and Derek McInnes now sits at the helm. The Gers will be looking for their first win of this season, after drawing 1-1 with Dundee United last week.
Hibernian have had mixed results to start the 2026-27 season, winning two and losing two across all competitions. The Hibs lost their first match of the league term to Motherwell 2-1, conceding a late winner in the 85th minute. They'll also be looking to secure their first points.
Who will prevail in Glasgow?

#sporting #start #last

Before heading to Cyprus next Thursday, our Red Bulls will first travel to face Wolfsberger AC. At approximately 9,537 km², Austria's southernmost state of Carinthia is almost the same size as the Mediterranean island (approx. 9,250 km²) – and it certainly also boasts plenty of sunshine and beaches. However, our focus is clearly on the pitch: with away wins targeted – starting on Sunday in the ADMIRAL Bundesliga.
The hunt for points at WAC won't be a walk in the park, though, as the Carinthian side's performance in the first matchday was truly impressive. Thomas Silberberger's team made a statement with their 3-0 home win against FK Austria Vienna in their league opener and, thanks to their superior goal difference, can even call themselves league leaders (level with LASK) after the first matchday. Meanwhile, we can draw on the confidence gained from three wins in three competitive matches.
Selecting attacking players will be difficult for Danny Röhl, as our Red Bulls have several players unavailable or doubtful after the grueling home match against Pafos FC. You can find more information about the issues below.
Kick-off is at the usual time this time: Sunday at 17:00 CEST. It will be shown on TV and streamed on Sky Sport Austria.
The match can also be watched, like all our Bundesliga matches, on OneFootball (with individual match streams and season passes available) except in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the following countries and regions where the following broadcasters show one to three Bundesliga matches per matchday: the Balkan region(Sportklub), Czechia and Slovakia (Arena Sport), Italy (Mola TV), Ukraine (Maincast TV), Russia (TV Start) and Israel (The Sports Channel).

#austria

Dutch reports suggest Rangers have had a bid turned down for PSV Eindhoven's Moroccan winger Couhaib Driouech, 24. (Sun)
Rangers and Red Bull Salzburg, who recently appointed former Ibrox head coach Danny Rohl, are both interested in Driouech. (Soccer News - in Dutch)
Burnley are also reportedly keen on Driouech. (Glasgow Times)
Hull City have agreed to pay a record fee for Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl, who had been a Rangers target. (Scotsman - subscription required)
Thursday's Scottish gossip

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Dutch reports suggest Rangers have had a bid turned down for PSV Eindhoven's Moroccan winger Couhaib Driouech, 24. (Sun)
Rangers and Red Bull Salzburg, who recently appointed former Ibrox head coach Danny Rohl, are both interested on Driouech. (Soccer News - in Dutch)
Canada right-back Alistair Johnston, 27, has reportedly told Celtic he wants to join Everton. (Record - subscription required)
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#rangers #deal #moroccan #bull

Everton have strengthened their midfield by completing the signing of Christian Norgaard from **** nal on a two-year contract.
The 32-year-old Denmark international moves to Goodison Park after a single season in north London, where opportunities proved limited despite **** nal's Premier League **** le success. Norgaard featured 20 times across all competitions for the Gunners but made only seven league starts as Mikel Arteta's side ended their 22-year wait for the championship.
The experienced holding midfielder arrived at **** nal from Brentford last summer in a deal worth around £15 million, following an impressive six-year spell with the Bees.
The Merseysiders have secured a player with proven Premier League quality, international pedigree and strong leadership credentials, with the Dane earning 41 caps for his country. Reports suggest the Toffees have paid around £7 million to complete the transfer.
Norgaard becomes David Moyes' fourth signing of the summer following the arrivals of Merlin Röhl, Hayden Hackney and Tyrique George, as Everton continue reshaping their squad ahead of the new Premier League campaign.

#signing #international

A few talking points on the starting lineup. The big news was a first start for Hayden Hackney. The other talking point for the team was the absence of Jarrad Branthwaite. It was reported that this was as part of his planned reintegration into the squad. Tyler Dibling and Mykolenko return and Jake O'Brien started on the bench. David Moyes was starting with his favourite 4-2-3-1 with Beto up top.
A lovely night in Stoke with Everton in their all blue kits. Everton were immediately on the front foot and a nice bit of interplay only broke down when Dewsbury-Hall ****** ed a ball into the box and it was easily handled by the Stoke keeper. Interestingly, it looked like Dibling was playing at right ack with Hackney in front of him.
An early corner was recycled by the Blues and when it fell to George, he laced a shot just narrowly wide of the post. A very good start from the boys in blue. Stoke tried to slow the game down and get on the ball but Everton were pressing high. When George intercepted a pass, his pass was slightly overhit for Dibling.
Everton went off the boil and some lax defending by Tarkowski allowed Gallagher in on Travers but a great leg save denied the home team. It was then Everton's turn to hold onto the ball. It was all a little scrappy. Beto did some fighting for the ball in the middle of the park with no end product. A nice ove down the right side saw Rohl deliver a nice cross but no one was there when the keeper spilled the ball.
The interplay on the left side between KDH and George was really good. However, Travers was the saviour again as Thomas drilled another shot on the goal. Everton were then hanging on as Stoke delivered cross after cross.

#stoke #george

The climactic end to the Scottish Premiership, coupled with the summer of football and managerial upheaval that followed, has made it somewhat easy to forget that Rangers finished last term third.
A lot has happened since head coach Danny Rohl, who has been replaced by Derek McInnes, watched his team limp to the finish after their season unravelled in a post-split collapse.
The memories of the Ibrox side's demanding fanbase are not that short, though.
They are expecting far better from a club that followed up a reported £40m spending spree with a second successive trophyless season.
But as the McInnes era prepares to kick into gear, are those same supporters heading into the new campaign with fewer reasons to fear more failure?

#mcinnes #rohl #derek

The Everton players not involved with their national teams returned to Finch Farm to start their preseason fitness conditioning and training on Friday. Jordan Pickford remains with the England side while Idrissa Gueye, Iliman Ndiaye and Nathan Patterson are taking extended breaks following their World Cup efforts.
Attacking midfielder Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall was the life of the dressing room last season and looks like that hasn’t changed.
Blues will be encouraged to see defensive lynchpin Jarrad Branthwaite back on his feet and training again, and it appears he has switched to the more conventional squad number 4.
New signing and Everton’s first addition of the summer midfielder Hayden Hackney was also present at the training.
Merlin Rohl saw his loan-to-buy from Bundesliga side SC Freiburg completed last week.

Midfielder Cammy Devlin says it is "an absolute honour and privilege" to join Rangers under freedom of contract after leaving Hearts.
The Australia international, 28, spent five years at Tynecastle, making 171 appearances and scoring eight times.
He has been capped five times by his country and was part of their 2026 World Cup squad, although he did not play a minute.
Devlin, who has penned a two-year deal with the option of an additional 12 months, is the third significant arrival at Ibrox from Hearts this summer.
Striker Lawrence Shankland joined Rangers prior to representing Scotland at the World Cup, and Derek McInnes was appointed manager after Danny Rohl left for RB Salzburg.

(Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images)
David Moyes’ use of his squad last season came under plenty of scrutiny, and for good reason.
He wasn’t trusting enough of enough players, and in the end, Everton suffered because of it, as fatigue and the general wear and tear after the rigours of a long Premier League season came back to bite key performers such as Iliman Ndiaye and Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall in that dismal run-in.
There’s two ways to look at it: Either it was all on Moyes, or some (or even most) of the players brought in last summer simply weren’t ready to make an impact. The truth is probably somewhere in the middle, but at the end of the day, it’s a manager’s job to get them ready over the course of a campaign.
Big pre-seasons are needed from the likes of Tyler Dibling, Merlin Röhl and Harrison Armstrong, while Adam Aznou needs to be sent out on loan as soon as possible to get regular minutes, but Everton’s two new additions suggest that for all the frustrations with Moyes’ squad management, promising young players are still open to working under the Scot.

As anticipated for some time now, Merlin Röhl's loan from SC Freiburg to Everton FC has been turned into a permanent deal.
The Toffees have officially announced the transfer of the midfielder who is also capable of playing further forward in attack.
Reportedly, the Breisgau club will receive a compensation fee of around €25million, including the cost of the loan fee.
Last season, the 24-year-old made 17 appearances in all competitions for David Moyes' side, scoring one goal.
Röhl, along with Kevin Schade, who moved to Brentford for the same sum in 2023, is the most expensive sale in Freiburg's history.

Merlin Rohl has signed a 3-year deal with Everton
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Everton have officially triggered the obligation to buy German Under-21 international midfielder Merlin Röhl on a permanent 3-year contract from SC Freiburg. The £18M deal was automatically activated following the Blues' successful battle to avoid relegation from the Premier League last season.
While securing the 24-year-old’s long-term future is a welcome boost to Everton's engine room, the focus now shifts entirely to how David Moyes intends to deploy him. If Röhl's turbulent first year on Merseyside proved anything, it's that the technically gifted powerhouse will need to maintain the same admirable patience he showed throughout the 2025-26 campaign.
Röhl originally arrived at Hill ******* inson Stadium on Deadline Day in September 2025. Though his initial loan spell was disrupted by early injury setbacks, his immense physical attributes — standing at 6ft 3in — and elegant carrying ability immediately caught the eye of the coaching staff.

Everton have signed winger Tyrique George from Chelsea for an initial £18m.
The England Under-21 international, whose fee could rise to £24m including add-ons, has signed a four-year deal at Hill ***** inson Stadium after impressing David Moyes during a loan spell on Merseyside last season.
George becomes Moyes’ second summer buy, following Hayden Hackney’s arrival from Middlesbrough, while Merlin Rohl’s loan from Freiburg was always going to be converted into a permanent deal.
George only started one league game during his loan stint with Everton and the Merseyside club chose not to take up their option to buy him for £25m, but instead entered into negotiations to buy him for a lower starting price.
And while George was mainly used as a substitute last season, he made it clear his preference was to join Everton on a long-term basis.

Croatia goalkeeper Ivor Pandur is on the cusp of joining Rangers in a £6m transfer from Hull City, with Ibrox number one Jack Butland heading in the opposite direction, after the club promoted to the Premier League were forced into player sales to comply with Financial Fair Play rules. (Hull Daily Mail)
Ivor Pandur has undergone a medical while in the United States with Croatia's World Cup squad as the 26-year-old prepares to sign for Rangers for £6m from Hull City, with fellow goalkeeper Jack Butland moving in the opposite direction. (Scott Burns on X)
Rangers are set to complete a £6m move for Hull City goalkeeper Ivor Pandur as 33-year-old Jack Butland prepares to head in the opposite direction in a £3m deal. (Rangers Review)
Ivor Pandur's £6m transfer to Rangers will be completed before Jack Butland's £3m switch to Hull City to allow the Premier League club the purchase of the Englishman after Tuesday's Profit and Sustainability Rules (PSR) accounting period. (Inside Ibrox)
Sheffield Wednesday goalkeeper Pierce Charles was also of interest to Rangers, but the key driver of that was Danny Rohl and the 20-year-old is no longer a target after the German's departure as head coach. (Pranev Shahaney on X)

Danny Rohl has left Rangers after just eight months in charge to become Red Bull Salzburg's head coach - with the club saying news of his replacement "will follow in due course".
Hearts head coach Derek McInnes is widely expected to be the German's successor as Rangers ready themselves to appoint a third boss in 12 months.
Rohl, 37, replaced Russell Martin in October and steered Rangers into a three-way ******* le fight, but a post-split collapse yielded a third-place finish behind Celtic and Hearts as the Ibrox club ended the campaign without silverware.
Chairman Andrew Cavenagh publicly backed Rohl at the end of the season, but the German now returns to the Red Bull stable, having begun his coaching career at Leipzig under Ralph Hasenhuttl.
"I'd like to thank Danny for his service and commitment to Rangers," Cavenagh said.

Danny Rohl has left Rangers after just eight months in charge to become RB Salzburg's head coach - with the club saying news of his replacement "will follow in due course".
Hearts head coach Derek McInnes is widely expected to be the German's successor as Rangers ready themselves to appoint a third boss in 12 months.
Rohl, 37, replaced Russell Martin in October and steered Rangers into a three-way ******* le fight, but a post-split collapse yielded a third-place finish behind Celtic and Hearts as the Ibrox club ended the campaign without silverware.
Chairman Andrew Cavenagh publicly backed Rohl at the end of the season, but the German now returns to the Red Bull stable, having begun his coaching career at Leipzig under Ralph Hasenhuttl.
"I'd like to thank Danny for his service and commitment to Rangers," Cavenagh said.

Contracts have been agreed for head coach Danny Rohl's switch from Rangers to RB Salzburg and for Hearts' Derek McInnes to arrive at Ibrox as his replacement, but talks are continuing about the German's desire to take his backroom team with him. (Scottish Sun)
Rangers are set to receive a £2m compensation fee when head coach Danny Rohl's switch to RB Salzburg is completed. (The National)
Senior Hearts officials will interview candidates this week as they prepare for head coach Derek McInnes' departure for Rangers after compiling a shortlist and hope to make an appointment within 10 days. (Edinburgh Evening News)
Hearts officials have already held informal talks with head coach candidates from Britain and abroad as they prepare to appoint a new head coach ahead of the first-team reporting back to the Oriam on 25 June before flying out to Spain for a warm-weather training camp. (Hearts Standard)
Real Salt Lake are leading the chase for Hearts midfielder Cammy Devlin and the Major League Soccer club's wages outweigh the amount on offer to the 28-year-old Australian international to re-sign for the Edinburgh outfit. (Daily Record)

Head coach Danny Rohl's exit from Rangers, to be replaced with Heart of Midlothian's Derek McInnes, appears to move closer as Barney Stewart is reportedly poised to be sold by Falkirk to West Bromwich Albion.
Contracts have been agreed for head coach Danny Rohl's switch from Rangers to RB Salzburg and for Hearts' Derek McInnes to arrive at Ibrox as his replacement, but talks are continuing about the German's desire to take his backroom team with him. (Scottish Sun)
Rangers are set to receive a £2m compensation fee when head coach Danny Rohl's switch to RB Salzburg is completed. (The National)
Senior Hearts officials will interview candidates this week as they prepare for head coach Derek McInnes' departure for Rangers after compiling a shortlist and hope to make an appointment within 10 days. (Edinburgh Evening News)
Hearts officials have already held informal talks with head coach candidates from Britain and abroad as they prepare to appoint a new head coach ahead of the first-team reporting back to the Oriam on 25 June before flying out to Spain for a warm-weather training camp. (Hearts Standard)

If a recent report from Rangers News (as cited by The Daily Record) is believed to be true, Rangers are in direct contact with Hampus Skoglund’s representatives ahead of a potential summer move. They are also monitoring his former U21 Sweden teammate Casper Widell, and the Excelsior centre-back could also be roped in alongside the Hammarby right-back.
The 22-year-old defender, who is representing his nation at the U21 level, progressed through IK Frej and Hammarby’s academy ranks before breaking into the latter’s reserves in the third tier of Swedish football. Skoglund was soon promoted to their senior side, as he has so far appeared 80 times for Bajen across competitions.
Although both Rangers and Schalke have been keeping close tabs on the youngster for quite some time, the Glasgow giants are now accelerating talks to restore parity in the right-back role. James Tavernier decided to part ways after an illustrious career, and the club are weighing up alternatives, including Skoglund.
GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – APRIL 04: Dujon Sterling of Rangers is challenged by Emmanuel Agyei of Dundee United during the William Hill Premiership match between Rangers and Dundee United at Ibrox Stadium on April 04, 2026 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Zak Mauger/Getty Images)
Besides Tavernier, Danny Rohl deployed Dujon Sterling and Max Aarons on the right-hand side of a ‘back four’ setup. Sterling impressed with his energetic runs and attacking prowess, but the gaffer could not rely on him week in, week out due to his persistent injury woes. Max Aarons, on loan from Bournemouth, failed to cement a regular spot and is now back at his parent club, as he is unlikely to return to Ibrox for one more season.