McTominay Eyes Napoli Stay Amid Madrid Buzz

Scott McTominay is not going anywhere just yet. With two years left on his contract at Napoli, the club’s sporting director Giovanni Manna has shared that discussions are in progress to keep the Scotland midfielder on board. Despite whispers of Real Madrid's interest, Manna believes McTominay is eager to remain with Napoli. The 29-year-old is currently valued at £34 million, making him the most valuable Scottish player and the 35th overall in the latest market update, just ahead of Tottenham's Archie Gray. Over at Middlesbrough, manager Kim Hellberg has commented on Connor Barron's situation. The 24-year-old midfielder, on loan from Rangers, isn't seeing much action lately, a common struggle for many summer signings as they adjust to Championship football. In managerial news, former Inverness Caledonian Thistle boss Duncan Ferguson is reportedly a top contender for the Glentoran job. The Northern Irish club is looking for a new leader, and Ferguson’s name has surfaced among the favorites. In the English and European transfer landscape, the buzz continues as teams finalize their squads. Fans are eager to see how their clubs have fared in the summer market. Meanwhile, Beveren's technical director Bob Peeters is optimistic about Hibernian's new manager, Marink Reedijk. He believes Reedijk will replicate his success from Belgium at Easter Road, despite a rocky start in his first season. Former Rangers left-back Gregory Vignal is eyeing a managerial role in Scotland after leaving his position at Blackburn Rovers. The 45-year-old has previous experience with the Ibrox club's academy and is eager to make his mark. In a nostalgic revelation, former Sheffield United striker Billy Sharp shared that Neil Lennon attempted to sign him for Celtic on two occasions. However, Sharp's loyalty to the Blades ultimately swayed his decision. Lastly, 17-year-old Lucas Clearie from Celtic B has been given a taste of the first-team atmosphere, training ahead of the Europa League clash with Benfica. It's a promising opportunity for the young striker as he looks to make his mark.