The winger affirms Celtic’s interest in a transfer, while Rangers name the defender’s asking price as “negotiations continue.”

Rangers have identified the asking price for a defender as negotiations continue, and the winger has confirmed Celtic’s interest in a transfer.This weekend marks the resumption of the Scottish Premiership, with Celtic and Rangers both in action.

The Hoops maintain their position as league leaders, with a substantial 10-point advantage over the Rangers, who have a significant game of catch-up to play between now and the end of the season. Celtic will play Motherwell on Sunday, followed by their rescheduled match against Dundee at Parkhead on Wednesday, February 5th.

Rangers will host Ross County in the meantime, following a decisive three-point victory over Dundee United in the league and a statement victory over Union Saint-Gilloise in the Europa League.We have reviewed a few last-minute connections for both Celtic and Rangers in anticipation of Deadline Day, with a small amount of time remaining in the January transfer window.

Yılmaz is one player who has been associated with an exit since before the window was even opened. Clubs in Turkey have been interested in the left-back for an extended period, and there has been considerable speculation regarding his future. Trabzonspor expressed interest in acquiring Yılmaz last month, and a report indicated that the Turkish heavyweights had been in contact with Rangers.

Trabzonspor were “preparing to make a move” for the defender; however, he remains on the Ibrox roster. Nevertheless, a recent update from A Spor indicates that negotiations are “ongoing” for Yılmaz; however, Beşiktaş are now involved. The 23-year-old was initially acquired by the Gers from the Istanbul side, and they are now keen to re-sign him.

Rangers, on the other hand, are not amenable to allowing him to depart amicably. They have informed Beşiktaş that they will engage in a “discussion” regarding the terms of a prospective sale if they are able to provide a bid of €5 million (£4m).I have been very explicit about my desire to achieve my maximum potential and become the best version of myself.

I believe that the majority of individuals in the Allsvenskan, and perhaps all of them in Häcken, are interested in playing abroad. Additionally, a league that ranks among the best five. I am no different from the many individuals who aspire to advance to a high league. I am sincerely eager to progress at some juncture. Absolutely everyone does.

However, I am uncertain as to whether it is the present moment, the subsequent window, or the subsequent window again. “Anything is possible.” Beşiktaş is purportedly seeking to negotiate a price that is more in line with the €3 million (£2.5m) they are seeking for Yılmaz. The update indicates that negotiations between the two parties are ongoing as the January transfer window concludes.