Dundee endorse talks with Celtic over personification initial ever Scottish Premier League compare overseas

Dundee reason talks with Celtic about personification initial ever SPFL compare abroad
Board nonetheless to cruise a organisation proposal, FIFA endorse they have final say
Celtic penetrating to build code and authorization opportunities in North America

Stephen Mcgowan For The Scottish Daily Mail

Published:
19:13 GMT, 24 Nov 2015

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00:56 GMT, 25 Nov 2015

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Dundee claim a probability to play Celtic in a United States represents a ‘fantastic opportunity’ for Scottish football.

The Dens Park bar have reliable talks with Celtic over personification a initial ever SPFL compare overseas.

The SPFL house have nonetheless to cruise a organisation offer while FIFA have expelled a matter observant they will have a final contend on a matter.

Dundee have hold talks with Celtic over a 'fantastic opportunity' of personification a initial ever SPFL compare abroad

Dundee have hold talks with Celtic over a ‘fantastic opportunity’ of personification a initial ever SPFL compare abroad

Owned by Texan-based businessman Tim Keyes and business partner John Nelms given 2013, however, a matter on a Dundee website reads: ‘We can endorse that Dundee Football Club and Celtic Football Club have had initial discussions about a probability of personification a tie in a United States of America.

‘The offer is still really most in a early stages and of march a applicable approvals would be sought from a SPFL house during a suitable time.

‘As a bar we are always looking to move new ideas to a list and should this swell we resolutely trust it will be a illusory event for Dundee, Celtic, and Scottish football as a whole.’

The bar explain a offer is in a early stages and depends on applicable approvals from SPFL and FIFA

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Celtic are penetrating to pursue a event to build their code in North America as they try a probability of starting a authorization in a North American Soccer League.

Dundee’s offer is identical to a ‘Game 39’ intrigue discussed by English Premier League clubs in 2008 before it was mothballed by FIFA opposition.

The universe physique pronounced they would again have a final contend on any Scottish diversion being played abroad, releasing a matter that read: ‘Any such compare could usually be played if authorized by a member associations and confederations concerned.

‘For a time being we have not been contacted with courtesy to a specific offer referred to and therefore we are not in a position to criticism further.’

Celtic are penetrating to build their code in North America and are exploring starting a authorization in a NASL

‘Further, according to art. 82.4 of a FIFA Statutes, FIFA might take in any box a final decision.

‘For a time being we have not been contacted with courtesy to a specific offer referred to and therefore we are not in a position to criticism further.’

And midfielder Tom Rogic has given a certain greeting to an thought formerly lifted by a English Premier League, until FIFA uttered clever antithesis to a plan.

‘It’s a good event to enhance a diversion and promote Scottish football on a universe stage,’ a Australian general said.

Australian midfielder Tom Rogic believes it would be a good event to enhance a Scottish game

Midfielder Tom Rogic has given a certain greeting to an thought formerly lifted by a English Premier League until FIFA uttered clever antithesis to a plan.

‘Playing abroad would be a probability to get Scottish football some exposure,’ he said. ‘Being during Celtic, we know we have a large fan base. If we went to a States for a diversion it would give a fans over there an event to see us play.

‘I consider that would usually be a certain experience.

‘I know from going behind home to Australia that there are Celtic fans all over a world.

‘I wasn’t partial of a group when they went out there for pre-season (in 2010). It would be good to go home to play a diversion for Celtic — but, travel-wise, it’s a bit too far.’

Celtic trainer Ronny Deila looks on during his side's unsatisfactory 0-0 pull during home to Kilmarnock on Saturday