Celtic and Rangers are reportedly both "keeping tabs" on Kilmarnock goalkeeper Will Dennis.
This is according to the Daily Record who claim that "recruitment staff at both clubs are admirers of the 23-year-old".
Dennis is currently on loan at the Rugby Park side from Bournemouth, with his contract expiring in the summer.
The report also states that a move for the Englishman would be dependent on either side losing their current goalkeeper.
The Premier League loanee has played 24 times for Derek McInnes' side so far this season.
Dennis has previously featured for Guernsey, Weymouth, Wealdstone and Slough Town.
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Meanwhile, pundit Gordon Dalziel reckons Celtic's underperforming stars are putting manager Brendan Rodgers "under pressure".
The Hoops recently lost 2-0 to Hearts at Parkhead, their second league defeat on the bounce, as they continue too struggle this campaign.
And Dalziel has conceded that he has found some of the 50-year-old's team selections baffling.
Speaking on Clyde One Superscoreboard, he said: "First and foremost some of the games they have played, some of the team selections have been a bit baffling for me.
“He’s changed one or two like Kyogo trying to come in and play a bit deeper. I think everybody looks at that and thinks that Kyogo is most dangerous playing on the shoulder and would make those runs.
“I think if you look at the players like Taylor, for instance, last year, even Johnston at full-back they’ve not hit the heights.
"And when that happens then the manager comes under a bit of pressure. And you look at the substitutions for instance at the weekend which baffled me as well.”
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