“Rangers is already a FLOP, but Celtic should now be careful of a club. They’ll CHALLENGE both Celtic and Rangers” – Former Rangers manager warns Celtic ahead of the Scottish Premiership Title, reveals a BIG Contender for the title.

Former Rangers player Kris Boyd warns Celtic and Rangers to be cautious about potential investment in Hearts by Tony Bloom.

Boyd believes Bloom’s involvement could make Hearts a title contender in the Scottish Premiership.

Key points:

1. Kris Boyd warns Celtic and Rangers about Tony Bloom’s potential investment in Hearts.

2. Bloom’s involvement could improve Hearts’ chances of becoming the third-best team in Scotland.

3. Boyd thinks Hearts could challenge for the Premiership title with Bloom’s backing.

Hearts’ potential improvement would still face financial constraints, limiting their ability to match Celtic and Rangers.

Boyd’s comments come after Celtic’s impressive 3-0 win over Rangers in the Glasgow Derby and their 5-1 Champions League victory over Slovan Bratislava.

In his words, he said:

“This may sound crazy, but I’m convinced if Bloom gets involved in Hearts then they could be challenging for the Premiership title in the coming years. I know that’s far-fetched to some folk.

Especially Celtic supporters who will believe their club is in a different stratosphere to everyone else in Scotland right now, both on the park and off it.

But Bloom is someone who doesn’t do things by half measures and if his Starlizard group have identified Hearts as a club with genuine potential then I’m prepared to believe there will be good reason for that.”

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers aims to lead the team to the next phase of the Champions League.

The potential investment in Hearts could shake up the Scottish Premiership, but Celtic and Rangers’ dominance remains unchanged for now.

Boyd’s warning sparks debate about the potential impact of Bloom’s investment on Scottish football.