Celtic set price for Kyogo - Thursday's gossip

Celtic would be unlikely to block a deal for Kyogo if Manchester City bid more than £20m for the Japan striker. (Daily Mail)

Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers is against selling another of his key players in Kyogo, with Matt O'Riley edging closer to an exit and three bids rejected for Cameron Carter-Vickers. (Daily Record)

Galatasaray have enquired about adding Celtic defender Carter-Vickers to the large number of former SPFL players in Turkey's Super Lig. (Scottish Sun)

Manchester City's assistant manager Juanma Lillo knows all about Celtic's Kyogo after managing him at his previous club Vissel Kobe. (Scottish Sun)

Napoli have reached a verbal agreement with Brighton for Billy Gilmour to join the Serie A club - and the Scotland midfielder will have a medical early next week. (Fabrizio Romano)

Steve Clarke could call up former Dundee United midfielder Ryan Gauld, now in the MLS with Vancouver Whitecaps, and Rangers midfielder Connor Barron for the Nations League games with Poland and Portugal. (Scottish Sun)

Rapid Bucharest have confirmed talks are ongoing to bring exiled Rangers playmaker Ianis Hagi to the club. (The Herald)

Celtic are keen to bring in LAFC's Polish midfielder Mateusz Bogusz from the MLS for a fee up to £8.5m. (Daily Record)

Winger Ben Doak and left-back Owen Beck are poised to leave Liverpool during this transfer window after being left out of an Under-21 game - and Celtic have been linked with the pair. (Scottish Sun)

Dundee are running the rule over French forward Julien Vetro, who is a free agent after leaving troubled Bordeaux this summer. (The Courier)

Celtic's Japanese defender Yuki Kobayashi is to join Algarve-based Portimonense on a four-year deal. (Scottish Sun)

Dundee manager Tony Docherty insists Luke McCowan will be fully focused on the Dark Blues at Easter Road on Saturday – and not a potential move to Hibernian. (The Courier)

Celtic remain interested in a swoop for 26-year-old Dens Park captain McCowan. (The Herald)

Manager Jimmy Thelin hopes starring for Aberdeen can propel new signing Topi Keskinen into Finland's senior squad. (Press & Journal)

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