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Celtic to agree to pay fee for forward Duran - gossip

Celtic to agree to pay fee for forward Duran - gossip
BBC Scotland Tuesday 07 July 2026, 06:43 UTC 1 min read
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Celtic reportedly agree to stump up cash for Qarabag forward as Rangers intend to keep striker.

Celtic reportedly agree to stump up cash for Qarabag forward as Rangers intend to keep striker.
Celtic (ORG) Duran (PERSON) Qarabag (ORG) Rangers (ORG)
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