Celtic to rekindle Gineitis interest in January - gossip

What the report says
BBC Sport Football reports that Celtic are expected to revive their interest in Gvidas Gineitis during the January transfer window. The 22-year-old plays for Torino and the Lithuania national team, and the brief item presents him as a midfielder Celtic had previously tracked. No fee, contract detail or formal bid is mentioned in the sourced text.
The same gossip roundup says Celtic’s new midfielder Oliver Sorenson, 24, wants to make his move from Parma permanent. It also notes that Sorenson is looking to build on lessons learned from Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay, who played for former club Napoli in Serie A. These references are presented as transfer and player-development updates rather than confirmed club announcements.
Elsewhere in the roundup, Stuttgart head coach Sebastian Hoeness is said to have wished winger Badredine Bouanani well after his loan switch to Rangers. The article also highlights comments from Hibernian head coach David Gray after his side’s Edinburgh derby defeat to Hearts, plus wider opinions from former Scotland figures Gordon Strachan and Paul Lambert about the direction of the national game.
As a piece of football gossip, the item mainly signals possible January movement involving Celtic and adds context on current Scottish club and pundit reaction. BBC Sport attributes several of the claims to other outlets and does not indicate that the transfers have been completed.
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