Reports in Israel suggest Maccabi Natenya's Ivorian winger Jocelin Ta Bi, 20, who is currently on loan at Hapoel Petah Tikva, is close to joining Celtic. (Scotsman - subscription required) Tunisia's exit from the Africa Cup of Nations means Celtic winger Sebastian Tounekti, 23, will return to club duty soon. (Glasgow Times)

The Scottish champions lost 3-1 to arch-rivals Rangers on Saturday, continuing a very difficult start for their new boss

You have to roll back the clock to 1985 for when a Sir Alex Ferguson led Aberdeen were the last team not named Celtic or Rangers to win the league in Scotland, but thanks to set piece dominance, Hearts are leading the league at the moment,

Luke McCowan ponders "when has it ever been this bad?" in the wake of Celtic's 3-1 home defeat by Rangers on Saturday.

Celtic lost 3-1 to rivals Rangers in the Scottish Premiership at Celtic Park on Saturday afternoon, marking manager Wilfried Nancy’s sixth defeat in eight matches.The game got off to a lively start

Celtic boss Wilfried Nancy is surely standing on the precipice after Old Firm rivals Rangers came from behind to win 3-1 at Parkhead. Hoops fans had turned on the French coach after just two wins in seven games as boss and he had pleaded for time.

Celtic defender Hayato Inamura has joined FC Tokyo on loan until the end of the season. The 23-year-old has made just one appearance for the Parkhead side since joining on a four-year deal from Albirex Niigata last summer.

Rangers defender Dujon Sterling was arrested following his sides victory in the Old Firm game against Celtic on Saturday; the player was charged in connection with road traffic offences after reports of a one-vehicle crash;

Wilfried Nancy told disgruntled Celtic fans that he is "very close" to turning things around at Parkhead despite continuing his nightmare tenure.

Wilfried Nancy was defiant after suffering a sixth defeat in eight Celtic games - but many fans and pundits now feel his short time in charge is up. A 3-1 derby loss to Rangers highlighted what has become a consistent theme throughout much of his brief tenure so far.