Moyes may offer Celtic solution next summer - gossip

What the report says

BBC Sport Football’s gossip roundup says Celtic are expected to monitor David Moyes as a possible long-term candidate to replace Martin O’Neill next summer. The report links that interest to Moyes’ current situation at Everton, where his contract is due to end in the summer, and to wider uncertainty around the club’s ownership, which the article says is seeking a sale.

The item also notes the historical connection between Moyes and Celtic, pointing out that his professional career began at the Glasgow club. In that context, the speculation suggests a return could be under consideration if Celtic decide to make a managerial change after the season. The report does not say any approach has been made or that O’Neill is leaving immediately.

The same roundup includes several other Scottish football updates. Rangers are said to have no planned January activity unless manager Derek McInnes identifies a need. Martin O’Neill also reportedly views Rangers’ lack of European commitments as a title-race advantage for Celtic. Elsewhere, Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers is expected to miss a Europa League match against Benfica, while former referee Bobby Madden commented on VAR’s limits in relation to a Rangers goal against Kilmarnock.

As a gossip digest, the piece is best read as transfer and managerial speculation rather than confirmed news, but it highlights potential summer movement at Celtic and the broader competitive picture in Scotland.