Celtic have agreed a deal to bring in a new player as the Scottish Premiership transfer window continues to produce significant activity across the country.

The Glasgow club have been active in the market as they look to strengthen their squad ahead of the second half of the season and maintain their title challenge.

Rangers are also closing in on a target of their own, with a deal reported to be edging closer for a player the Ibrox club have been tracking for some time.

The news from both Old Firm clubs comes during a particularly active period for Scottish football transfers, with several clubs making moves to reshape their rosters.

Hibernian have added to their squad by confirming an incoming signing, providing manager David Gray with fresh options as the Edinburgh club bid to climb the Premiership table.

The Easter Road side’s confirmed arrival suggests the club are investing in their ambitions to push further up the division in the months ahead.

Celtic’s deal, if finalised, would represent another piece of business from a club that has consistently been one of the most active in the Scottish market in recent windows.

Rangers’ pursuit of their target reflects a desire from the Ibrox hierarchy to bolster key areas of their squad as competition across the league remains fierce.

Scottish clubs have been increasingly proactive in the January window, recognising the importance of addressing squad weaknesses before the title race reaches its climax.

With activity at Celtic Park, Ibrox, and Easter Road all generating headlines simultaneously, this shapes up as one of the more eventful spells of transfer business in Scotland this season.

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