Ivezic Set for Hibs Debut After Virus, McGeady Hears McKenna Celtic Link
Marko Ivezic is ready for his Hibernian debut after a virus, while Aiden McGeady has heard Kieran McKenna could be Celtic's next manager.
Serbian defender Marko Ivezic has declared himself ready to make his long-awaited Hibernian debut after recovering from a "really bad virus" that has sidelined him since his September move from German club Holstein Kiel. The 24-year-old's availability provides a timely boost for Hibs.
In other news, Rangers face potential interest in Kosta Nedeljkovic, with foreign clubs reportedly tracking the 20-year-old Serbia right-back. Nedeljkovic has struggled for regular starts since joining on loan from Aston Villa in the summer.
Former Celtic winger Aiden McGeady has revealed he has heard speculation that Kieran McKenna, the former Ipswich Town manager, could be in line to become Celtic's next boss. McGeady shared the whispers on the Open Goal podcast, adding to the ongoing discussion about the managerial situation at Celtic Park.
McGeady also discussed his own coaching involvement, explaining how Dundee technical director Gordon Strachan facilitated his ad-hoc work with the club's wingers and forwards under head coach Steven Pressley.
Meanwhile, former Rangers striker Mark Hateley believes Aberdeen's newly appointed chief executive Adrian Bevington will open new opportunities for the club thanks to his extensive contacts from his time with the English FA, Middlesbrough, Nottingham Forest and Aston Villa.
In a separate development, former Celtic striker Frank McAvennie has criticised the club for scheduling an Oasis concert on the night of the 60th anniversary of their 1967 European Cup triumph, arguing that supporters' feelings were not considered. Additionally, the Scottish FA has told Heart of Midlothian that the decision to disallow a goal against Kilmarnock for a handball by Laurent Mendy in last week's 1-1 draw was correct.
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