“Aberdeen’s SHOCKING Mega-Deal for Celtic Final Tickets! Ex-Ibrox Hero DESPERATE to Seize Rangers Manager Throne!”

Celtic and Rangers are set to clash for the final time this season as the Light Blues prepare to host their fierce Glasgow rivals at Ibrox.

Rangers will be aiming for a third consecutive victory over Celtic in what promises to be a high-stakes encounter.

Once the curtain falls on the Scottish Premiership campaign, both clubs will shift their attention toward the upcoming summer transfer window.

Meanwhile, Celtic will also be preparing for their Scottish Cup final showdown with Aberdeen.

Here are the most recent updates and transfer-related developments surrounding the two Glasgow giants ahead of the weekend.

Aberdeen Secures Massive Ticket Allocation for Scottish Cup Final

Aberdeen have officially confirmed that they have been granted over 20,000 tickets for their supporters for the upcoming Scottish Cup final against Celtic.

The Dons booked their spot at Hampden Park by defeating Hearts in the semi-finals, and the club is now making significant arrangements to ensure strong fan representation for the final.

In a statement published on their website, Aberdeen described the ticket allocation as their largest for a final in recent memory.

To secure this deal, the club agreed to underwrite the cost of any unsold tickets, showcasing their faith in their fans’ support.

“After detailed discussions, we were initially offered a guaranteed allocation of 16,800 tickets, with a possible, though not assured, additional 2,000,” the club explained.

“However, because of our strong belief in the Red Army and our desire to give every supporter the chance to back Jimmy and the team at Hampden on May 24th, we opted to underwrite a larger allocation, including part of the North Stand up to the halfway line.”

Aberdeen emphasized that the move reflects their commitment to giving as many fans as possible the chance to attend and support the team on such a significant occasion.

Former Rangers Star Expresses Interest in Managerial Role

As Rangers prepare for changes on and off the pitch, discussions are already underway regarding the club’s future leadership.

With Barry Ferguson expected to step aside, several names have surfaced as potential candidates for the managerial position, including a familiar face from Rangers’ past.

Former striker and Norwegian international Tore Andre Flo has expressed his desire to one day manage Rangers.

Although he acknowledged that such a role remains a distant ambition, Flo didn’t shy away from voicing his long-term interest.

“Would I take the Rangers job? Absolutely, I’d love the opportunity,” Flo told Record Sport. “But I think that’s out of reach for me right now. Maybe one day—it’s a dream of mine.”

He also offered strong support for Barry Ferguson, noting his deep connection with the club and his ability to handle pressure.

“Barry knows what it means to lead Rangers. He’s been there, done it, and the fans respect him. His toughness and leadership as a captain showed he could thrive under pressure.

I don’t know him personally as a coach, but I know his mentality—and that could be crucial in the job.”