Should Todd Cantwell get Rangers transfer reprieve and what do Celtic need for the Champions League? Monday Jury

ANDY NEWPORT: They’ll need to get a replacement for Matt O’Riley in pronto, which is why Brendan Rodgers will be keen to wrap up at least one of Mateusz Bogusz and Arne Engels. Another senior centre-back should also be a priority.

FRASER WILSON: A midfielder that can make a real impact at the top end of the pitch - ie a Matt O’Riley replacement - is now priority. Another centre half capable of becoming a regular starter and a left back would be handy too.

SCOTT BURNS: I would expect Mateusz Bogusz to arrive from LAFC and Celtic also to push for Augsburg's Arne Engels as a replacement for Matt O'Riley. I would expect a defender or two, a winger and possibly another striker so they have strength in depth.

MICHAEL GANNON: They need three or four signings with decent pedigree and experience. It’s going to cost them over the odds at this stage but that’s the deal when you dither all summer.

ANDY : Only as a last resort. Cantwell has made clear he’s no longer committed to the Ibrox cause and given how inconsistent he was before taking the sulk, you have to worry what his effort levels would look like now. It’s best for all concerned if he goes now.

FRASER: If he’s still there then yes. But only to fill gaps. He’s not good enough to influence big games and I wouldn’t be starting him against Celtic. Ianis Hagi on the other hand has that bit of magic that I reckon Rangers could benefit from.

SCOTT: If the player is still on the books then they would be as well using him. They are paying his wages and it is about time he gives them a return.

MICHAEL: It’s hard to see a way back for Cantwell. A late loan deal is likely if a permanent move can’t be sorted.

ANDY: Rangers will be feeling better about themselves after scudding