Hibernian are adamant they won't sell Kieron Bowie this summer.
The striker has been mentioned as a potential deadline day option for Celtic.
Indeed, speaking live on Sky Sports Football after the Parkhead club drew 1-1 with Rangers at Ibrox on Sunday, Neil McCann said: "They were so poor. In the midfield areas, so poor. It has been a real strength of Celtic’s.
"Hearts are the ones looking and thinking, ‘right, maybe we have got a wee chance here.’ Hibs are strong this year.
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"Do they stick with Bowie? Do Celtic come and have a wee nibble at Bowie?"
Despite McCann's suggestion, the Hibs Observer reports that the Easter Road club are 'adamant' they won't sell Bowie before this evening's 11pm deadline.
Celtic are said to be scrambling to sign two centre-forwards after a move for Kasper Dolberg appears to have hit a roadblock.
Ajax have reportedly approached Anderlecht to sign the Dane as a replacement for Brian Brobbey, who is on his way to Sunderland.
Dolberg prefers a return to the Netherlands over a move to Scotland.
It remains to be seen what Brendan Rodgers' squad will look like come the close of business tonight.
