As the summer transfer window looms, Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers will be looking to strengthen several aspects of his squad.
The Parkhead gaffer is just off the back of securing a double with the Hoops, but will not want to rest on his laurels and kick on next season.
Despite having Cameron Carter-Vickers, Liam Scales, Maik Nawrocki, and Gustaf Lagerbielke tied down to long-term deals at the club, reports linking Celtic to Austrian international Flavius Daniliuc suggest that centre-back is an area Rodgers wants to be reinforced this summer.
The 23-year-old would be an enticing addition to the ranks, but former Scotland international right-back Stephen O’Donnell has suggested a potential alternative to his old team.
O’Donnell, who spent two years in Celtic’s academy, thinks the Hoops could do worse than signing his ex-national team colleague Scott McKenna.
“He is a player I know really well”, he said (Clyde 1 Superscoreboard via RecordSport).
“There will be lots of interest from other clubs in other countries but if they (Celtic) wanted him they would try and get him.
“Would I sign him for Celtic? Yeah, probably but I don’t know what the manager is looking for.”
A left-footed centre-back who is available for free and counts towards the homegrown quota for Europe, McKenna could be an astute signing.
The Bhoys were linked with the 27-year-old in January, and perhaps they may make a move again over the summer.
