Transfer Deadline Day

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Unknown 0:59
It's 7 o'clock in England, 11 o'clock here in Scotland. The latest news. DeLorean forward Joel Mvuka is 23. He's about to join Celtic in a £4 million deal. And a verbal agreement has been reached for the Freiburg striker Junior Adama, who's 24. At Rangers, Hansa Rostock forward Ryan Naderi is having a medical in Manchester. Rangers have improved the offer for the 22-year-old. who's playing in Germany. With us tonight, a man who was the subject of a few Transfer Deadline Day moves. I'm not sure if you were. Charlie Mulgrew. Charlie, welcome back.
Charlie Mulgrew 1:33
Great to be back, Paul. Wasn't involved in many Transfer Deadline... Well, I signed for Blackburn transfer deadline, but no many bids getting made for me. It was free as I went for. I was only worth taking a free.
Unknown 1:46
There's still time. And Mark Gwady is with us, as you can see. He's checking if you're watching on YouTube, because everyone will be calling Mark to say, I have signed on the dotted line. After a weekend when Hearts extended their lead and then Rangers slipped up, they drew at Hebs and Celtic that 2-0 win. against Falkirk means they leapfrog Rangers. There's virtually nothing in it, just a goal between the big two at the top of the table. Hearts on 54 points. Celtic and Rangers on 48. And what about Motherwell? Now on 43 points. 0-8, 0-8, 17, 17, 700. Mark, transfer deadline day. Celtic has been really quiet, but it looks as though we've got Martyn Hill speaking about these two players who look to be on their way in, but still no official confirmation.

What are the latest transfer updates for Celtic and Rangers?

Unknown 2:28
Yeah, I think the deals are very, very close, Paul. Sometimes it can be little sort of niggles at some ends, and then the clubs have got to agree when they announce it, and sometimes that's a chain as well, when it suits who you're announcing and when you announce it. But I'm expecting that both those deals will go through. I think there's still a couple to leave Celtic Park, and I think Celtic might sign two more. Might end up with four signing at Celtic Park tonight. One of them a defender? We'll see how it goes over the next hour or two, but I think there'll be four today. The two that are already mentioned and another two. Charlie, four coming into your old club?
Charlie Mulgrew 3:06
Yeah, I would like to see a midfielder and a centre-half in that four if possible. I didn't think it would have been four, so it's good to hear that, encouraging to hear that. I thought it would have been two, at the most three, but four would be... Four, depending on The level of the player, which we won't know, would be a successful window. That would be six all in.
Unknown 3:30
And at your old club, they've been offered, we hear the latest is £20 million plus £5 million on add-ons for Arnie Engles. I mean, he's criticised so often. He's a big part of the team now under Martin O'Neill. But are you surprised that they're going to keep him rather than take the £20-25 million?
Charlie Mulgrew 3:46
I would take the money, considering he's come in for £11 million and... he's not exactly been outstanding. I don't think, I don't know how much you eventually think you might get from him. I understand that he's one of the three midfielders that Martyn Neil wants to play in the team. He's a starter, plays a head of attack, but I just think for that money, I don't think he offers enough. I don't think his goals tally I'd be saying the same about Nygren, only he's obviously scoring goals and he brings that to the table.

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