Summer signing Marko Ivezic says he is ready for his Hibernian debut following a virus, while Aidan McGeady is hearing that Kieran McKenna could be Celtic's next manager. Serbian defender Marko Ivezic has revealed he is ready to make his belated Hibernian debut with the 24-year-old having suffered from a "really bad virus" since his September arrival from German club Holstein Kiel. (Edinburgh Evening News, external) Kosta Nedeljkovic is wanted by foreign clubs with the 20-year-old Serbia right-back still not a regular starter for Rangers since his summer loan transfer from Aston Villa. (Mondo, external) Former Celtic winger Aiden McGeady has revealed he has heard whispers that former Ipswich Town manaager Kieran McKenna could be being lined up to become Celtic's next team boss as Martin O'Neill reflects on his own future. (Open Goal podcast, external) Former Celtic winger Aiden McGeady has explained how Dundee technical director Gordon Strachan opened the door for him to help head coach Steven Pressley coach the club's wingers and forwards on an ad-hoc basis. (The Courier, external) Tuesday's English & European transfer rumours Who has your Premiership club brought in & let go this summer? Newly appointed chief executive Adrian Bevington's extensive contacts will open up new avenues of opportunity for Aberdeen because of time with the English FA as well as Middlesbrough, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa, former Rangers striker Mark Hateley says. (Press & Journal, external) At 15 while with Celtic, full-back Daniel Church was being monitored by Manchester United but was forced to retire at 25 and is now working as a barber having been told he would need risky spinal surgery that might only extend his career, which had taken him to East Fife, Dumbarton, Alloa Athletic and Queen of the South, by a couple more years. (The Courier, external) Former Celtic striker Frank McAvennie believes the club has not taken into consideration the feelings of the supporters after an Oasis gig was confirmed for the night of the 60th anniversary of the club's famous 1967 European Cup win. (Football Transfers, external) The Scottish Football Association has told Heart of Midlothian it believes the decision to disallow a goal scored against Kilmarnock in last week's 1-1 Scottish Premiership draw for a hand ball by midfielder Laurent Mendy was the correct one. (Edinburgh Evening News, external)
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