Celtic in talks to re-sign Iheanacho and keen to bring Saracchi back
Celtic are in talks to re-sign striker Kelechi Iheanacho.
The 29-year-old spent last season at Parkhead after signing a one-year deal and scored a number of key goals as the club won the Scottish Premiership title and Scottish Cup.
He is now a free agent after his contract expired and has been training on his own.
Following Celtics pre-season draw at Shelbourne last night, manager Martin ONeill told reporters in Dublin: "I'd like to do something with him. If we can do something relatively quickly, at least he then gets started in pre-season, which is really important for him.
"It's something he didn't have last year. After about three minutes, he was injured against Sturm Graz and he then hurt himself in the League Cup final as well.
I would like to have him. It would be nice. Im definitely pursuing that at this minute.
ONeill says he is also trying to bring left-back Marcelo Saracchi back to the club after his loan from Boca Juniors last season.
The 74-year-old added that he was still looking for another goalscorer, plus a goalkeeper to compete with Viljami Sinisalo for the number one jersey.
Newcastle refuse to deny reports Guimaraes has asked to leave
Latest from Your Site News' Keith Downie:
Newcastle are not denying reports Bruno Guimaraes has asked to leave the club.
Reports on Wednesday suggest the midfielder has told Newcastle he wants to leave amid interest from Arsenal.
Your Site News understands Arsenal have made no contact with Newcastle over the availability of Guimaraes but it is understood the conditions of a deal have been explored via intermediaries.
Guimaraes is under contract at Newcastle until at least 2028, with the option to extend by a further year.
Newcastle have no interest in selling the Brazil international. Their stance has been consistent all summer - they insist their captain is not for sale and they are not welcoming any bids.
Quenda arrives at Chelsea in 40m deal
Geovany Quenda has completed his 40m move to Chelsea.
Quenda has signed an eight-year deal, which is set to expire in 2034.
Chelsea agreed a 40m deal to sign Quenda in March 2025, with the player staying at Sporting Lisbon for the 2025/26 season.
The 18-year-old suffered a metatarsal fracture at the end of 2025, which kept up out of action until March 2026.
Naturally a winger, Quenda is capable of operating on either flank.
He has already spent time using the facilities at Chelsea last season as part of his rehabilitation from the metatarsal injury he suffered.
Dragusin completes Fiorentina loan move
Tottenham defender Radu Dragusin has joined Serie A side Fiorentina on a loan deal for the 2026/27 season.
The deal also includes an obligation to make the move permanent.
Dragusin joined Spurs from Genoa in January 2024 and has made 48 appearances in all competitions for the club
The centre-back is a regular for the Romania national team with 30 caps to his name to date.
Leeds sign free agent Wilson
Leeds United have completed a deal to sign Harry Wilson on a free transfer following his departure from Fulham.
that Wilson had spurned interest from Aston Villa and Everton and agreed to join Leeds.
Man Utd agree 50m deal to sign Chelsea's Santos
Manchester United have agreed a 50m deal to sign Chelsea midfielder Andrey Santos.
The agreement is broken up into a guaranteed 48m payment plus 2m in add-ons. Chelsea will also retain a 10 per cent sell-on clause.
Santos is now preparing to undergo a medical with Man Utd.
McGregor returns to Rangers
Allan McGregor has returned to Rangers as the clubs goalkeeping coach.
He joins new manager Derek McInnes backroom team, following the departure of Sal Bibbo.
McGregor made over 500 appearances for Rangers over two spells, and won 13 major honours in his time at Ibrox.
He was part of Barry Fergusons interim coaching team but left when Russell Martin took over and appointed Bibbo.
On returning to Ibrox, McGregor said: "Im really excited to be back and to be joining the clubs coaching staff.
"Everyone knows what this club means to me, so to have the opportunity to return and help the club in the present and future is a real privilege."
Chilvers joins Oldham on two-year deal
Oldham have signed Noah Chilvers from Ross County on a two-year deal.
The attacking midfielderhas spent the last two season at Ross County, making 37 appearances, scored four goals and made six assists.
On joining Oldham, Chilvers said: "Im buzzing to sign for such a good club. Its been in the pipeline for a little while, Im delighted to get it done and cant wait to get going.
"It seems like a really exciting time to be joining the club. Having spoken to members of staff, chief executive and the manager, it seems like a really good time to be joining, and Im looking to keep going in the right direction."
Oldham manager Micky Mellon said: "Were delighted to bring Noah to the football club. Hes a creative player who can make things happen and has a really good eye for goal.
"Hes shown throughout his career that he can make a difference in the final third and were excited by what he can bring.
"Noah is an ambitious player, he wants to keep improving and he has bought into what we are building here, which is exactly the type of character we want to bring into the group.
"Im very excited by what Noah can bring to the team. He has quality on the ball, works hard and gives us another attacking threat, so were looking forward to getting him involved."
