Dyche would be open to Celtic approach - gossip

What the report says

BBC Sport Football reported that Sean Dyche could be interested in taking over at Celtic if the Scottish club decide to make a mid-season managerial change. The item, presented as transfer and speculation gossip, says the former Burnley, Everton and Nottingham Forest manager would give serious consideration to an approach from Celtic should an offer be made.

The report does not say Celtic have already contacted Dyche or that any vacancy has been confirmed. Instead, it frames the possibility as one of several early-season talking points around Scottish and English football, with the focus on how Celtic might respond if they decide to change manager during the campaign. As published by BBC Sport, the claim is attributed to Football Insider.

The same roundup also notes that Celtic winger Jota has played in a behind-closed-doors match after a long layoff with an ACL injury, and that winger Sebastian Tounekti has returned from international duty earlier than expected after Tunisia cancelled a friendly. Elsewhere, the gossip column mentions new Hibernian manager Marink Reedijk’s training camp work, Vicko Sevelj’s move to Neftci, and interest from several clubs in TNS left-back Zach Nolan. These items add wider context to a busy period of squad changes and pre-season-style preparation across British football.