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Pundits Graeme Young and Jonny McFarlane debated potential January transfer moves for Scottish Premiership rivals Celtic and Rangers. Both analysts tipped Celtic forward Camilo Duran and Rangers defender Olwethu Makhanya as leading candidates to eventually break the Scottish record transfer fee of £30 million set by Matt O'Riley. Duran, signed from Qarabag for £6 million, was highlighted as a strong candidate for an early departure.
Looking toward the January window, the writers expect both clubs to face tough decisions amid title ambitions. Young argued that Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh is positioning the club for a blockbuster window despite downplaying expectations, while also predicting Celtic's most expensive acquisition could be a central defender. McFarlane suggested Rangers defender Manny Fernandez could draw Premier League interest exceeding £15 million.
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