Rangers could crumble but Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou needs to take foot off pedal to win a medal – Chris Sutton

Bayern Munich are no longer able to compete with their European rivals for major signings and are 'planning to become a selling club', according to reports.The club's finances have been hit hard by the Covid-19 pandemic, so much so that they're having to completely remodel their modus operandi.After over a decade of fierce spending, which often involved pinching their domestic rivals' top stars, Bayern will now concentrate on signing players aged between 20 and 22, before developing them and selling them on for a large profit a few years later.According to German outlet Kicker, Bayern have now completely abandoned plans to compete for the world's biggest talents, including the likes of Erling Haaland and Kylian Mbappe - who are both expected to move in the summer.The club, who have won the last nine Bundesliga titles, have reportedly identified 19-year-old Ajax midfielder Ryan Gravenberch as one of their top transfer targets - demonstrating the focus of their new strategy.They will also be relying on their youth system to start churning out players to fill a proportion of their squad over the next few years.Kicker also claim that Bayern are looking to forge partnerships with top division clubs in other European leagues in order for their youngsters to go out on loan and gain valuable experience - which could in turn double-up as a marketing strategy for future sales.Is Bayern Munich's impending decline a 'good thing' for German football? Let us know what you think in the comments section below...It's understood that Swiss midfielder Denis Zakaria chose Juventus over Bayern in January because the Serie A club could offer higher wages, which goes some way to explaining why links to the likes of Haaland and Chelsea defender

tattoo blunder she and her husband had back in 2017 and vowed they would never return to the tattoo artist.Explaining the horrifying experience on TikTok, she posted a picture of her daughter Azalea's handprints and some inspiration pictures of how they wanted it be inked on their body.The couple were looking for the "print effect" with shades of inking filled in the outline of the hands and they wanted to make it a matching tattoo – so they got one hand tattoo each."I paid CAD $180 (£104) plus tax per tattoo (me and my husband got matching ones) back in 2017. I even explained how I wanted them done, I was so disappointed," she wrote."I did spend about a week messaging him about what I wanted.

Celtic ’s goal-gifting spell. The former Sheffield United midfielder helped the Hoops’ on-loan signing from Tottenham cut his teeth at the Blades earlier in his career.And he is backing the 23-year-old to be a hit at Parkhead – once he gets to grips with the shock of life as an Old Firm player in Glasgow.

Ange Postecoglou ’s team and the manager has shown enough in his first few weeks in the job that he should have the trust of the supporters. His signings so far have hit the ground running and they have to believe the latest batch will do the same.There are a lot of questions that need to be answered though.

Celtic as he departs thanking fans for their "unconditional love". The midfielder ended his six-year stint at the Hoops after signing for Bournemouth on transfer deadline day.It only cost the English Championship side £1.5million to complete the switch as he entered the final months of his contract at Parkhead.

Leigh Griffiths will bring with him to Dundee. The 31-year-old Celtic striker signed a season-long loan deal with the Dark Blues on transfer deadline day to begin what is his second spell at Dens.

Leigh Griffiths to not waste his Dundee opporuntity and "fade away" into football obscurity. The striker is back at former club Dens Park after agreeing to a season-long loan on transfer deadline day.

Scottish Premiership squads who would have been desperate for a fresh opportunity, or their club will be keen to offload them. Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has said he was pleased with his last minute business, but still has players who look unlikely to get another run out.Steven Gerrard has kept the bulk of his title winning squad, but could more have been done to cut the Ibrox cloth?Hibs, Hearts and Aberdeen also have players who look unlikely to get a second chance after failing to engineer a move.

Dundee after agreeing to a season-long loan on transfer deadline day. Griffiths hasn’t played a competitive match for new Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou and was left out of the squad once more for last Sunday’s Old Firm showdown.

Celtic exit as Parkhead chiefs gear up for a frantic transfer deadline day. The Hoops have a double signing in the bag with striker Georgios Giakoumakis and wide man Jota checking in, while boss Ange Postecoglou will also attempt to land a centre back on loan.

Celtic players will have been distraught – at least they should have felt distraught. I’ve been there myself and it’s a horrible feeling.

Rangers were "lucky" to see off Celtic on derby day. A spate of Covid cases saw the Ibrox boss forced into quarantine ahead of his side's first derby of the season.

Celtic. And the move could run longer than just the initial loan deal, according to a report in Portugal.

Rangers in the first derby of the season, with Filip Helander's goal condemning them to a second defeat in four league games. It was a first taste of the fixture for new manager Ange Postecoglou, with opposite number Steven Gerrard at home isolating with Covid.

Benfica rising star Filipe Jota. Ange Postecoglou has his eye on further recruits ahead of Tuesday's deadline and Record Sport exclusively revealed on Friday night that the 22-year-old Benfica forward is on his radar.

Celtic. Parkhead manager Ange Postecoglou is looking to add to his squad before Tuesday’s deadline and Record Sport understands the 22-year-old forward has emerged as a potential option.

Chris Sutton insists Rangers star Ryan Kent's head "has been turned" by transfer speculation. The winger was key in last season's romp to the Premiership title but hasn't quite got going this term.

Chris Sutton insists the Parkhead board must see Ange Postecoglou requires more reinforcements in the transfer market after scraping through against AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League. Kyogo Furuhashi's opening goal had the away side off to a flyer against the Eredivisie side but it was quickly levelled on the night when Joe Hart's fluffed clearance let Zakaria Aboukhlal through to finish into an empty net.

Georgios Giakoumakis transfer after Werder Bremen pulled the plug on a deal. As first revealed by Record Sport the Parkhead club are keen to sign last season's Eredivisie top-scorer, with manager Ange Postecoglou personally calling the player to sell him on a move.

Steven Gerrard’s tinkering with the rearguard in the early part of the season. And the former Light Blues stopper admitted whoever is picked for the backline on Sunday would prefer to face Odsonne Edouard than Kyogo Furuhashi.

Celtic by Hoops hero Artur Boruc – and boss Ange Postecoglou’s swashbuckling style. The £2.6m signing from Legia Warsaw has checked in to Parkhead and was handed the No.