Former Hibernian striker Steven Fletcher could return to Scotland after failing to agree a contract extension at Sheffield Wednesday.
The Scotland cap surprisingly turned down a deal at Hillsborough despite being the Owls’ top scorer this season.
Ex-Hibs star Fletcher, who scored 52 times in 189 appearances for the club, is now set to leave the English Championship club at the end of June.
The 33-year-old has been linked with a return to the Scottish Premiership, with Celtic reportedly interested in signing the player on a season-long deal.
Several English sides are also understood to be considering a move for Fletcher - who netted 13 league goals for Wednesday in the 2019/20 campaign.
Former club Burnley, who Fletcher joined when he left Hibs in 2009, are among the clubs monitoring the situation.
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The striker has ten goals in 33 Scotland appearances, including two hattricks against Gibraltar in 2015.
However, he has not made himself available for international selection since the 3-2 win over Israel in November 2018.
Scotland youth international Fraser Preston and former Livingston loanee Jack Stobbs are also set to leave Wednesday on the expiry of their deals.
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