Martin O’Neill says he is satisfied with Celtic’s transfer business, describing the club’s recruitment as meeting expectations. The comments come alongside Derek McInnes’s reaction to his Rangers squad, as he says he now has the kind of dressing room he was aiming for.
Both statements reflect the clubs’ pre-season planning and their managers’ views on how incoming players fit into their teams. While O’Neill focuses on how Celtic’s signings address immediate needs, McInnes concentrates on the broader locker-room environment at Rangers and how he believes it will shape the squad going forward. Different emphasis is placed on recruitment outcomes versus squad dynamics, but both outlets present the managers as broadly content with where their teams stand after the transfer activity.
Across the reporting, the narrative stays centered on managerial assessment rather than specific deals, with attention on each coach’s assessment of team-building progress at their respective clubs.
