‘O’Neill plays down trialist goalkeeper Inzalaco link’ – gossip

Image source, SNSImage caption, Goalkeeper Sonny Inzalaco has been training with Celtic

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill plays down training stints for Perth RedStar goalkeeper Sonny Inzalaco and free agent midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko, while the SPFL says it hopes to re-introduce away fans at Old Firm derbies.

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill says he did not know Perth RedStar goalkeeper Sonny Inzalaco, a 19-year-old Australia youth cap, has been training with the club at Lennoxtown. (Glasgow Times, external)

Wrexham are interested in Perth RedStar goalkeeper Sonny Inzalaco, with the Celtic trialist having also reportedly had a trial with Blackburn Rovers in the summer. (Scottish Sun, external)

Martin O'Neill says Celtic will not be making any signings before January and insisted that he did not know 32-year-old former France midfielder Tiemoue Bakayoko, who has been without a club since leaving PAOK in July 2025, had been training with the Scottish champions. (Glasgow Times), external

The agent for Algeria winger Fares Ghedjemis, who has now signed a contract extension with Frosinone, has revealed both Celtic and Rangers made moves for the 24-year-old during the summer transfer window. (The Herald, external)

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Published1 day agoMartin O'Neill faces a three-game test of his future as Celtic manager during which he will come up against Alfred Johansson's Motherwell, Wouter Vrancken's Heart of Midlothian and Marink Reedijk's Hibernian, with Johansson and Reedijk's ages put together still not adding up to the Northern Irishman's 74 years, while Vrancken is O'Neill's junior by three decades. (Daily Record, external)

Martin O'Neill cannot afford to threaten to resign as Celtic manager for a second time and survive. (Scottish Sun, external)

Kieran Tierney says he is feeling good and ready to play for Celtic after injury forced the left-back to withdraw from Scotland duty. (Scottish Sun, external)

Former defender Lex Baillie, now 60, has revealed that some of his father's Rangers-supporting friends stopped speaking to him after he signed for Celtic, father Doug having played for the Ibrox club. (The Herald, external)

Chief executive Neil Doncaster has revealed that the Scottish Professional Football League hopes to reintroduce away fans to matches between Celtic and Rangers "as soon as possible". (The National, external)