Dyche signals openness to Celtic if club seeks mid‑season change

Premier League manager Sean Dyche has confirmed he would seriously consider becoming Celtic's next head coach if the Scottish club decides a mid‑season change is required. The former Burnley, Everton and Nottingham Forest boss said an offer would be examined carefully.

Celtic’s injury updates and squad news

Football Insider Celtic winger Jota featured for 45 minutes in a behind‑closed‑doors match against Falkirk yesterday, marking his return after 18 months out with an ACL injury. The Scottish Sun added that winger Sebastian Tounekti has also returned to Celtic earlier than expected after Tunisia cancelled a friendly with Mali at short notice.

New Hibernian manager Marink Reedijk told the Edinburgh Evening News he has put his players through a "pre‑season on steroids" during a Spanish training camp, aiming to accelerate their readiness for the upcoming campaign.

Football Insider also notes that clubs from English League One, League Two and the Scottish Premiership are all targeting 21‑year‑old TNS left‑back Zach Nolan, indicating a busy transfer window across the British leagues.

These developments come as Celtic weigh their options, while Dyche’s openness adds another dimension to the speculation surrounding the club’s managerial future.