Celtic youngsters Ben Summers and Ben McPherson could join Championship clubs on loan this summer, according to reports.

The teen duo - Summers, 19, and McPherson, 19 - have been linked with Dunfermline and Queen's Park respectively.

The Daily Record reports Dunfermline have made an approach to Celtic to land Summers on a loan deal this term.

The Scotland under-21 international did feature for the Celtic first-team last season under Ange Postecoglou - and was a regular for the B team side in the Lowland League.

However, he could be tempted to land more game time in a loan switch away from Parkhead to Championship new boys Dunfermline.

James McPake is said to be keen to seal a deal to bring the attacking midfielder to East End Park.

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Dunfermline previously had Ewan Otoo on loan from Celtic last season before signing the youngster on permanent terms.

McPherson is similarly being eyed for a stint in the Championship albeit with Queen's Park. 

The full-back is reportedly set to finalise a temporary switch to the Spiders with the potential for the move to be confirmed before the weekend.

It's claimed McPherson already had the offer of a loan move with Admira Wacker an interested party, but he turned down the offer to remain in Scotland.

Meanwhile, Celtic star Caitlin Hayes has revealed she went undercover - but not for long - as she played fives with Rangers fans last year.

She explained: “I joined a 5-a-side group without telling anyone my name. I enjoyed that, just playing with grown men, it was good fun.

“I just turned up. I knew one of the guys, he was a friend’s dad. I turned up and they were almost like ‘what’s this girl doing here?’

“I just said that I played a bit of football, but a couple of weeks later they were like: ‘We know who you are!’ That was part of my training this year that was adapted to being in Scotland for a longer period of time.

“I went round to a friend’s house and their dad said: ‘You’ve been in the group chat, they know who you are!’

“I was like ‘that’s a shame, can I still turn up?’ and they said ‘yeah, sure!’

“There were a few Rangers guys, as well, saying: ‘We can’t believe you’re here after beating Rangers!’"