Following reports, Lewis Ferguson from Scotland has informed Bologna that he will evaluate his future after the World Cup. Meanwhile, Wolfsburg is reportedly making strides to sign goalkeeper Tjark Ernst, who is also linked with Celtic.
Lewis Ferguson has expressed to Bologna his intention to reassess his career options in July, coinciding with interest from Rangers, Lazio, Atalanta, and Roma. The 26-year-old midfielder is valued by his current club at over £17 million. (Il Resto del Carlino)
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Rangers are set to announce the loan signing of 28-year-old center-back Ben Godfrey from Atalanta, with an option to buy included in the deal on Monday. (Sky Sports)
Atalanta has inquired with Rangers about the potential availability of 24-year-old Norwegian midfielder Thelo Aasgaard. (Atalanta Reporter on X)
American right-back Bryan Reynolds is expected to make a decision about his future soon, with Rangers and Rennes vying for his signature in a transfer that could net Westerlo between £3.4 million and £4.4 million. (Sacha Tavolieri on X)
Wolfsburg has reached an agreement with Hertha Berlin to bring in goalkeeper Tjark Ernst. However, the 23-year-old is still weighing his options due to interest from both Celtic and Ajax. (Wolfsburger Allgemeine Zeitung)
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Top clubs from the UK and France are showing interest in Elijah Just, following the 26-year-old midfielder’s impressive performance for Motherwell during the World Cup representing New Zealand. (NZ Herald)
Dundee has turned down multiple six-figure bids from Charlton Athletic for 23-year-old defender Billy Koumetio. (The Courier)
St Mirren is keen on George Abbott, a 21-year-old former Watford defender, as several other Scottish clubs show interest following his departure from Górnik Łęczna. (Rudy Galetti on X)
Dundee United‘s manager Jim Goodwin has expressed his interest in Falkirk‘s newly signed midfielder Dylan Tait for the upcoming January transfer window. (The Courier)
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St Johnstone coach Simo Valakari believes that it is in Fran Franzak’s best interest to leave the club, as the 18-year-old midfielder is expected to sign with Odra Opole due to limited playing opportunities this season, despite being their youngest-ever first-team player. (The Courier)