Rangers, Aberdeen, Hearts, and Hibernian are all vying for Luton Town midfielder Allan Campbell, Football Insider sources confirm. Currently on loan at Charlton, Campbell has expressed interest in returning to Scotland, igniting fierce competition among top Premiership clubs.
The 26-year-old Glasgow native, who became a fan favorite during his stint at Motherwell, is eager for a permanent move back to his homeland. His dynamic performances south of the border since 2021, including a productive spell at Luton Town, have cemented his reputation as a reliable, all-action player. Despite limited opportunities recently, Campbell remains a hot commodity, particularly among Scottish clubs looking to bolster their midfield options.
This season, Campbell has made 16 appearances across all competitions for Charlton, contributing one assist. However, his loan spells at Millwall and Charlton over the last 18 months highlight his desire for consistent game time. A move back to Scotland could offer him the chance to reignite his career while competing at the top level.
Rangers, currently second in the Scottish Premiership, are a particularly attractive destination due to their potential for European football. Aberdeen, Hearts, and Hibs also present compelling options as they seek to strengthen their squads mid-season.
Campbell’s track record speaks for itself. With 16 goals and nine assists in 160 appearances for Motherwell, followed by 86 appearances for Luton, he has proven his ability to perform consistently. A return to Scotland seems inevitable, with clubs keen to secure his services before the transfer window closes.