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It seems Florin Kamberi was at Murray Park today and Hibs have signed another striker. Some whispers that this might be another loan deal or even swap for Docherty.

At least we get some games ahead of the Leverkusen game.

According to Sky Germany, it looks like Niklas Dorsch is Gent-bound. The Belgians have activated his Euro 3.5m release clause ... though nothing is cast in stone just yet.

Probably predictable, given the financial restrictions many clubs are under. That said, I DO HOPE the sell-on clause is higher than normal too.

That's the real-life impersonator of the Muppets Show chemist's assistant, right? EDIT: Shouldn't it be Annus?

Gers Sign Sam Kerr RANGERS are delighted to announce the signing of Sam Kerr from Glasgow City on a pre-contract agreement. 21 year old Sam Kerr, joins the Light Blues having earned full International honours for Scotland, making her full international debut against Ukraine in Spain in 2020. Widely regarded as one of the country’ brightest prospects, the midfielder arrives with a strong reputation and has already won several trophies in her time with Glasgow City. More ... https://rangers.co.uk/news/women/gers-sign-sam-kerr/ Gers Sign Kirsty Howat RANGERS are delighted to announce the signing of Kirsty Howat from Glasgow City on pre-contract agreement. Kirsty Howat will join Rangers in 2021 from Glasgow City having signed a pre-contract agreement with the club. Kirsty was top goalscorer in the SWPL1 last year with a fantastic 24 goals. More ... https://rangers.co.uk/news/women/gers-sign-kirsty-howat/

Rangers Women news ... Gers Sign Sam Kerr RANGERS are delighted to announce the signing of Sam Kerr from Glasgow City on a pre-contract agreement. 21 year old Sam Kerr, joins the Light Blues having earned full International honours for Scotland, making her full international debut against Ukraine in Spain in 2020. Widely regarded as one of the country’ brightest prospects, the midfielder arrives with a strong reputation and has already won several trophies in her time with Glasgow City. More ... https://rangers.co.uk/news/women/gers-sign-sam-kerr/ Gers Sign Kirsty Howat RANGERS are delighted to announce the signing of Kirsty Howat from Glasgow City on pre-contract agreement. Kirsty Howat will join Rangers in 2021 from Glasgow City having signed a pre-contract agreement with the club. Kirsty was top goalscorer in the SWPL1 last year with a fantastic 24 goals. More ... https://rangers.co.uk/news/women/gers-sign-kirsty-howat/

twitter.com/i/web/status/1279768925228503040 #Anderlecht heeft een bod van circa 6miljoen euro ontvangen op aanvaller Kemar #Roofe van de Schotse ploeg #Rangers

Looks like Napoli are looking at Barasic too ... 30m for him and Alfredo and we can talk ... ?

Hastie was - IMHO - signed because he was real raw talent and we wanted to take him on rather than seeing him go to England and then costing millions. I doubt he was signed as a first team starter anyways ... and for some reason, we seem to have a dislike for real wingers to. Hope that changes soonish.

These for chaps added from yesterday to just now ... IN - Patrik Hrošovský (28) - DM, Slovak international - KRC Genk - contract till 2024 - LINK - TM IN - Issam Benjali (28) - striker (and lots more), Tunisian international - Odense BK - contract till 2022 - LINK - TM OUT - Jake Jastie - loan deal to Motherwell - LINK IN - Bongani Zungu (27) - DM, South African international - Amiens - contract till 2021 - LINK - TM

Some tootball transfer news from Belgium that we are - accroding to the Scottish media - are interested in Genk's Slowavak international DM Patrik Hrošovský as well as Odense striker Issam Jebali (facts - TM ... overall stats - TM ), who can seemingly cover all position bar the goalie's. http://www.voetbalnieuws.be/news/523765/glasgow-rangers-wil-weer-middenvelder-weghalen-bij-krc-genk

Andreas Skov Olson ... well, 62 games, 40 goals, 11 assists ,,, as a right winger, might be worth a look. https://www.transfermarkt.co.uk/andreas-skov-olsen/leistungsdatendetails/spieler/432982 Been linked in the past (probably more wishful thinking), but perhaps another loan & buy deal may suit us.

We seemingly have had a bid for Kemar Roofe (Anderlecht) rejected, apparently a loan and then permanent deal thing. (Not much more info here ... ) https://www.scotsman.com/sport/foot...e-two-stoppers-hearts-and-hibs-latest-2897816

... or they start play in August et al with the remaining games of the league campaigns, at least to determine relegation and promotion. Europe would be a matter for certain clubs, the SFA, SPFL and UEFA to decide. Impossible? Well, the cup final will take place after the European places are decided anyway, so who knows. I also assume that next season's CL and EL will be a mess as well, given that no qualifiers et al will have taken place.

While the Bundesliga finished last weekend, with the Cup Final between Leverkusen and Bayern to come, 4 weeks before the return leg, out club doctor tells us what we are currently allowed to do. Being miles behind in terms of fitness, sharpness, playing practise is quite an understatement ... https://rangers.co.uk/news/headlines/club-doctor-outlines-covid-response/

The question remains: what are Hearts and Thistle looking for exactly? Challenging their "relegation" or indeed challenging the vote to end the season? If it is the former, I hazard a guess that somehow the court will leave it as it is.

He went back to Hibs when their training started, as he had to. Talk was that they and he were actively working on a move, since he burned his bridges. He sure is a decent enough option as back-up or for a 2-striker role in Premiership games. Probably no use as a single striker.

... yep, the Sunday Post started it, others followed and all these articles have now been deleted. A bit strange.

... could mean anything. Might well be that he and his family wanted to move back to France? Sounded and looked rather amicable?

Its more like: as long as it is not us that suffer, we don't care. Only when they suffer, they howl at everyone and the moon how this can happen. Scottish clan-mentality. You would have thought the embrassment of the vote would push something into motion, but ... ... and even Hearts left it late with all this reconstruction mumbo-jumbo that was doomed for the very reason above.

The whole voting fiasco and the misleading / missing information clubs received beforehand should have seen to that. It is beyond me how Doncaster, McKenzie and Maclennan are still in the job.

The last four names linked look like a failed attempt of putting names together by rolling for the letters with a die.

Haven`t read the actuallystatements of Hearts / Thistle in full ... will they actually challenging the vote as such, since it meant the end of the season / relegation?