Celtic targets arrive as transfer window closure nears - gossip

What the report says
BBC Sport Football reports that Celtic are closing in on several late-window moves as the transfer deadline approaches. The main developments involve Parma midfielder Oliver Sorensen, who has reportedly completed a medical in London ahead of a loan switch, and PSV Eindhoven’s 19-year-old Joel van den Berg, who is said to be in Glasgow to finalise a transfer worth about £3.4m.
The bulletin also says Celtic remain active across multiple positions. They are in talks with Wolves over a loan for goalkeeper Sam Johnstone, have renewed interest in Blackburn’s Balazs Toth, and are stepping up efforts to sign Eintracht Frankfurt full-back Niels Nkounkou. In addition, Celtic reportedly had an offer rejected by Torino for midfielder Gvidas Gineitis, while Southampton defender Yukinari Sugawara is another target but appears close to a move elsewhere.
Beyond Celtic, the gossip roundup says Rangers striker Kevin Kelsy was undergoing a medical before his expected arrival after an agreement with Portland Timbers. Former Rangers captain James Tavernier has agreed a move to Maccabi Tel Aviv, while Hearts are linked with several possible exits, including striker Claudio Braga, and are also looking to add 18-year-old midfielder Leart Kabashi.
Overall, the update reflects the busy final days of the Scottish transfer window, with clubs in the Premiership trying to complete incoming deals while managing interest in key players.
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