Celtic transfer state of play on Scott, Semenyo, Mmaee and Harwood-Bellis

Anyone who thought transfer season would start with a whimper hasn't been paying attention.

It's all-action and Celtic are front and centre of it with supporters frantically hitting the F5 button, as they await news on loan stars Jota and Cameron Carter-Vickers sealing permanent switches.

But Ange Postecoglou is unlikely to stop there as the Australian aims to bolster his squad ahead of a first Champions League foray in five years.

Celtic have the peace of mind of guaranteed group stage football and are seeking quality additions before dining at European football's top table.

And incoming recruitment chief Mark Lawwell will lay out his vision for the future as he departs Manchester City for a return to Glasgow.

Record Sport runs the rule over the latest links with the Premiership champions.

He was one of the first names to be linked with Celtic this summer but it would be easy to overlook him amid a flurry of transfer interest.

Record Sport exclusively revealed Bayern Munich were looking for around £250,000 for the German youth international with the Bundesliga big boys were set to trigger a one-year extension.

But Football Ghana claim Bayern are poised to allow Scott to exit on a free transfer with a move to Austrian side SK Austria Klagenfurt believed to be close to completion.

Scott is a versatile midfielder in the mould of current Celtic stars, Reo Hatate and David Turnbull.

What a rise it has been for the 22-year-old Bristol City striker.

His dazzling displays have led to Celtic, among others, keeping close tabs on him and he has now landed his first senior call-up to the Ghana national team.

City boss Nigel Pearson is a major fan of his forward and Record Sport understands the Championship side valued