Ben Ramage

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Ben Ramage

He's been in great form - and just bedding into the Belgium national teamPETER LOVENKRANDS says it’s time to make Nico Raskin Rangers’ linchpin — or flog him. The Belgian has shone despite a season of disappointment for Gers. But ex-Ibrox striker Lovenkrands reckons his old club have made a mess of not selling their best players when their stock is rising and reckons they either need to decide to build a new-look team around the 24-year-old — or sell him on for a hefty profit.

1 week ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Ben Ramage

His performances at home and in Europe this season have attarcted suitors from far and wideDAIZEN MAEDA is staying in Scotland for Celtic’s Treble bid. But the striker has refused to confirm he’ll be at Parkhead for the long haul. Maeda jetted to Japan last week with his wife expecting their third child. The flying forward returned to Scotland in time to play every minute of Sunday’s 1-1 draw with Rangers before being named PFA Scotland Player of the Year.

3 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Ben Ramage

JOTA knew he had a battle on his hands to reclaim his spot on the Celtic wing. But the Portuguese flier insists he does NOT have a point to prove on his return to Glasgow. After playing a key role in sealing the Treble in 2022-23, the 26-year-old flew the nest to chase riches in the Saudi Pro League with Al-Ittihad. Finding only disappointment there, and again with Rennes in France earlier this season, Jota has rediscovered happiness in the Hoops. But it hasn’t all been plain sailing.

3 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Ben Ramage

ARNE ENGELS is turning a blind eye to critics who say Celtic overpaid to sign him. Instead, the £11million record recruit only has sights on sealing a Treble in his debut season. When asked about continuing noise around his price tag, Engels, 21, said: “I don’t care — I’m here to just perform and to get better. “I’m still young, I still need to learn. I think I have good numbers and good performances. “Everybody has something to say and, of course, I’m not reading it. But sometimes you hear it.

3 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Ben Ramage

The Irishman got on the scoresheet after the midweek controversyFOR CALLUM McGREGOR, it was a simple case of Bhoys will be Bhoys. The Celtic icon has seen it all during his trophy-laden stint at Parkhead. And for the experienced skipper, Adam Idah enjoying a drink before a day off didn't merit the headlines it created. The Irish striker, 24, put the negative noise behind him in the best possible way, netting Celtic's third as they hammered sorry Saints 5-0 at Hampden.