Football Insider revealed that Celtic are interested in Wednesday transfer target Jon McCracken, whose contract with Dundee expires this summer. Patrick McKenna told Football League World that the appeal of Celtic could prevent Henrik Pedersen's side from signing McCracken. There is high-profile transfer interest in McCracken's services from both Wednesday and Celtic. The Glasgow club's stance on signing McCracken could change when they find a permanent replacement for interim boss Martin O'Neill.

According to reports, Celtic are prepared to compete with Blackburn to sign Jon McCracken. The opportunity to join the Glasgow club may be appealing to McCracken, as the club is almost guaranteed European football and expects to win domestic trophies every season. It has been mentioned that it will not be easy for Blackburn to finalize an agreement if Celtic formalizes their interest with a contract offer to Jon McCracken.

Football Insider claims Celtic are considering a move for Dundee's Scottish goalkeeper Jon McCracken, who is on their radar at Lennoxtown. The 25-year-old will be out of contract in the summer, which would allow Celtic to sign him without a transfer fee. He is seen as a potential replacement for Kasper Schmeichel, who is likely to leave Parkhead when his contract expires. McCracken would be brought in to provide competition for the current number one, Viljami Sinisalo. The same publication reports that multiple EFL Championship clubs are also monitoring the goalkeeper, which could complicate any potential deal. McCracken joined Dundee in July 2024 and has made 32 appearances in the Scottish Premiership this season. According to Transfermarkt, his current market value is €500k.