Celtic News: David Turnbull, Nir Bitton, Brendan Rodgers, Sean Clare

Photo/BBC Motherwell will be looking for around £3m before they will consider selling midfielder David Turnbull amid reports that Celtic are preparing a £1.2m offer for the 19-year-old. (The Herald On Sunday) Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill, who three years held talks with Celtic as Ronny Deila departed as team boss, has revealed that he turned down a big managerial job in the summer of 2016 but has refused to confirm it was with the Scottish champions. (Sunday Mail) Israel midfielder Nir Bitton, the 27-year-old who has spent six years with Celtic, has no plans to leave the Scottish champions as he enters the final year of his contract. (Scottish Sun On Sunday) Former Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers, now in charge of Leicester City, says his former club's midfield duo, Callum McGregor and James Forrest, have the mentality to play in the English top flight. (Sunday Mail) Hearts midfielder Sean Clare is particularly disappointed that his side failed to lift the Scottish Cup as he believes they had made holders Celtic look an average side at Hampden. (Scottish Sun On Sunday) Neil Lennon says talks with former Rangers manager Graeme Souness have helped him mellow as he takes charge of Celtic for a second time on a permanent basis. (Sunday Post)

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