Scottish football clubs Rangers, Celtic and Dundee United are all reportedly nearing agreements on new player signings. The updates come alongside news regarding changes to Video Assistant Referee (VAR) rules in Scottish football.
Rangers are said to be ‘near’ a deal for Makhanya, though details of the transfer were not specified in the report. This potential acquisition aims to bolster Rangers' squad as they prepare for upcoming competitions and maintain their competitive edge within the league.
Celtic has also made progress on a signing, with Hogh reportedly passing his medical examination. The successful completion of Hogh’s medical suggests he is poised to join Celtic imminently, strengthening their team roster. Dundee United are also ‘close’ to finalizing their own signings, indicating an active transfer window for the club.
The report also notes that VAR will be implementing new rules based on those used during the recent World Cup tournament. This change aims to improve the accuracy and consistency of video reviews during matches, addressing potential controversies and ensuring fair play within Scottish football.
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