Greg Taylor, currently with Celtic, has been touted for a move to Rangers. Despite being out of contract in the summer, Celtic is offering him an improved three-year deal. The Celtic hierarchy has been in talks with him for several months, aiming to keep him at the club until 2028.

Greg Taylor is being urged by pundits to consider a move to Rangers after his contract with Celtic expires. Michael Stewart believes Rangers should convince Taylor to cross the Old Firm divide, a move not done since Robert Campbell 119 years ago. Kris Boyd also suggested that Rangers should have a conversation with Taylor, emphasizing his consistency and Scottish nationality as assets. The transfer would be a free transfer since his contract is ending.

Former Rangers star Kris Boyd had proposed that Rangers should think about bringing Greg Taylor on board during the summer transfer window. Stephen Mulhern from Dumbarton was doubtful about the possibility of this transfer, viewing it as akin to an April Fool's prank, although he recognized Taylor's ambition to secure regular first-team football. Meanwhile, at Celtic Park, it appears increasingly likely that Taylor will conclude his six-year tenure with the Hoops. Boyd's remarks have added fuel to the fire, as Taylor's potential exit would represent a considerable blow for Celtic, underscoring his aspiration for more consistent playing opportunities.