
Paul Dickov, the former Scotland striker, has expressed his opinion that Celtic should move quickly in the free agent market. He paid attention to two players in particular: Angus Gunn and Ross Stewart. Both players are currently out of contract and in the US with the Scotland squad preparing for the World Cup, making them particularly attractive options on the transfer market. Gunn, who struggled at Nottingham Forest due to a change in coaching, never lost his form for Scotland. Dickov emphasized that Gunn is excellent at handling pressure, especially now that Celtic are missing an experienced goalkeeper after Kasper Schmeichel's departure. Meanwhile, Stewart, known for his physicality and effectiveness in front of goal, offers diversity in attack. Ahead of Scotland's match against Haiti, both players have a significant opportunity to showcase their skills. Dickov stressed how important it is to perform well at the World Cup to attract the attention of clubs. He believes Celtic should act quickly to secure these players before their value increases after the tournament.