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1 week ago | celticway.co.uk | Ryan McGinlay

Now, nearly 10 years on from the 2015/16 Scottish Premiership season, the left-back has returned to his boyhood club from Arsenal, a move that has delighted his ex-teammate. Speaking in Glasgow at the William Hill SPFL Fixture Launch, Mulgrew waxed lyrical about the 28-year-old’s free transfer back to Celtic, nearly six years after swapping Glasgow for North London. “For somebody who is probably coming into their prime, it is amazing to have him back,” he said.

1 week ago | celticway.co.uk | Ryan McGinlay

A regular under Neil Lennon, the former defender was still at the club when the incumbent manager replaced Ronny Deila in the dugout, following his predecessor’s departure in 2016. Promoting the SPFL Fixture Launch with William Hill, the 39-year-old believes that his old club will relish the challenge set by Rangers under new head coach Russell Martin, though he insisted that Rodgers will be the one driving his squad, rather than outside influences.

1 week ago | celticway.co.uk | Ryan McGinlay

Celtic have confirmed their third signing of the summer transfer window, with Ross Doohan returning to the club. Following Scott Bain's departure to Falkirk, Celtic have acted quickly by signing up the Scotland international, who was a free agent, following his exit from Aberdeen. Speaking to the club's website following the announcement, Doohan expressed his delight at rejoining the side and Brendan Rodgers on a three-year deal "I’m over the moon.

1 week ago | celticway.co.uk | Ryan McGinlay

Sarpsborg winger Sondre Orjasaeter was linked with the Scottish champions in January, though a deal never transpired for the 21-year-old wide man in the winter transfer window. However, Norwegian media outlet TV2 has reported that Eredivisie side PSV Eindhoven are now ‘in the driving seat’ for the player’s signature this summer.

1 week ago | celticway.co.uk | Ryan McGinlay

Brendan Rodgers (Image: SNS) Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers keeps a watchful eye on what is transpiring in the Scottish Premiership, though not at the expense of his own club's developments. The Irishman, who is set to take part in his sixth season in charge of the club across two spells, will face off against another new Rangers head coach, in the shape of former player and ex-MK Dons, Swansea City and Southampton boss Russell Martin.