UEFA have released a report that both Celtic and Rangers fans will love, and it sheds positive light on both clubs.

There is an update regarding Rangers' takeover though. One that will interest the Celtic fans, as they surely have been keeping an eye out on the situation too. According to Sky Sports, a deal for Rangers to be taken over by US investors has been agreed in principle.

Football Insider has been told by Keith Wyness that 'Rangers are back in the game' if their 49ers takeover goes through as expected.

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The fight against pyrotechnic use started this week with SPFL disciplinary action - but Celtic and Rangers ultras must pay the price not

Jose Mourinho has opened the door to one day managing Celtic or Rangers, saying buoyant matchday atmospheres could entice him to the Scottish Premiership.

Rangers interim head coach, Barry Ferguson, has sent a blunt Celtic warning to his own players ahead of their Parkhead visit.

Former Celtic player and manager Neil Lennon believes there is a "chasm" in quality and attitude between his old club and rivals Rangers.

New UEFA report reveals Rangers in top 20 clubs in Europe for gate revenue in 2024; Celtic among top 10 European clubs in terms of largest pre-tax profits recorded and sit in the top 20 for kit and merchandising revenue;

The Ibrox side are on brink of being taken over by a wealthy American consortium but that won't cure all of their ills

Celtic face Hibernian in the Scottish Gas Scottish Cup Quarter Final on Sunday. The holders host the visitors from Edinburgh, who are bringing 7,000 supporters to Glasgow’s East End. David Gray’s side beat Celtic when the teams met last month at Easter Road but Celtic will be keen to burst the Hibs bubble.

Rangers and Celtic have shown growth among the top clubs in Europe in a new financial report issued by UEFA, which also reveals that Scotland has seen positive movement in a number of areas.