Do Rangers need a new permanent captain and how do Celtic handle incoming Nicolas Kuhn heat? Saturday Jury

KEITH JACKSON: If Celtic aren’t already trying to engineer a deal behind the scenes then they should be. Rangers are unlikely to have the financial clout to compete. But if England’s top flight comes sniffing around then both of them might be priced out of the bidding.

FRASER WILSON: To keep playing. Wherever he chooses then regular starts has to be the big factor. He’s only just turned 18 so Miller has years and years of growth left. But it would be stunted if he was to find himself out of a starting XI.

MICHAEL GANNON: There’s a lot of sense in Celtic buying the midfielder and loaning him out, either back at Motherwell or further afield. It would be good to see Miller trying his luck abroad through, as we’ve seen how some of our youngsters can flourish on foreign fields.

KEITH : Ignore it. If Kuhn keeps on producing this kind of form then his value is only going to soar. Maybe start thinking about going to the market in a year from now.

FRASER: Celtic haven’t shied away from selling assets at the right price in recent years. It’s their model. If that’s next summer then I’m sure they will have replacements in mind. But for now Kuhn is crucial to the remainder of this season.

MICHAEL: Celtic can’t even consider seeing the wide man this January – for any price. They way the club handled the Matt O’Riley chase is the blueprint. Celtic should stay firm but the player will know he’ll eventually be allowed to go when the time and the price is right.

KEITH: Yes. Rangers need a leader out there on the pitch - not sitting on the bench. Tavernier has been a magnificent contributor over the years but has never seemed like a natural captain. Jack Butland seems more suited to the role.

FRASER: Yes. That would take some heat