Celtic Make £6m Offer to Sign Zinedin Smalkjovic Ahead of Rangers

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Sign in to your GiveMeSport account Celtic have reportedly made a £6m offer to sign a new centre-back despite him holding talks with Rangers.

Celtic and Rangers are likely to shop in a similar market in the summer transfer window due to having a similar stature in the game.

The Bhoys could be able to attract a higher-profile player after winning the Scottish Premiership title and qualifying for Champions League football.

Rangers are preparing for life under a new manager after they were forced to replace Danny Rohl, who joined RB Salzburg earlier this month.

The Glasgow giants quickly brought in Derek McInnes from Hearts, and the hierarchy will potentially be looking to back him in the summer transfer market.

Celtic are in the market for attacking reinforcements this summer

According to journalist Rudy Galletti, Celtic have submitted an offer in the region of £6m to sign Zinedin Smalkjovic in the summer transfer window.

Rangers have held talks to sign the centre-back, while Olympiacos, Hull City, Fenerbahce, Toulouse, Feyenoord and Lyon are also in the race.

The 6'3" defender is clearly a wanted man heading into the summer transfer window. Currently plying his trade in the top tier of Norway for Sandefjord.

It's unclear whether the bid from Celtic is likely to meet the Norwegian side's asking price, but it would be their biggest ever sale.