Rangers urged to sign high-scoring striker and Celtic linked with 21-year-old defender

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Celtic have been linked with a promising young central defender - meanwhile, Rangers have been strongly urged to snap up a striker who plays in the SPFL.

In today’s Old Firm transfer news, Rangers have been strongly urged by a former player to sign a natural goalscorer who currently plies his trade in the Scottish Premiership - the ex-Light Blues man believes he could ameliorate their woes in the centre-forward position.

Meanwhile Celtic have been linked with a highly-rated central defender and could make a move for him in January - they are not the only interested party in this scenario, however. Can they land their man, or will the Hoops be beaten to the punch?

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Rangers urged to sign Lawrence Shankland

Former Rangers captain Lee McCulloch has expressed his admiration for Hearts striker Lawrence Shankland - going on to say that should the Gers sign him, he would score ‘lots and lots of goals’.

Speaking to PLZ Soccer on YouTube, McCulloch said: “I think he is more than good enough to be starting for Rangers every week. I think he would score lots and lots of goals. He is a penalty box striker. I just see Shankland scoring every week for Rangers, I really do. A fantastic player with a great attitude.”

Celtic linked with move for Nathaniel Adjei

Celtic have several quality central defenders in their squad, such as Cameron Carter-Vickers, Nat Phillips and Liam Scales. Nevertheless, they are thought to be interested in yet another - none other than Hammarby’s Nathaniel Adjei.

Celtic are not the only ones who have been linked with a move for Adjei, however - Sky Sports mentions that they could be in direct competition with Rangers for the 21-year-old’s signature. On top of this, it is also believed that Adjei is the subject of interest from clubs in Belgium and Italy.

The Allsvenskan season ends in November - Adjei will consider his options after his current campaign has ended, which could open the door for both Glasgow clubs to make a move.

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