Celtic have signed former Rangers midfielder Liam Burt. The 20-year-old left Rangers in the summer after making three first-team appearances. The Scotland Under-21 international featured twice off the bench in the Ladbrokes Championship and once in the Premiership under Mark Warburton. His debut came at the age of 17 and his final appearance was during a 2-0 win over Hearts in December 2016. Burt, who was previously in the Celtic academy set up, had loan spells with Dumbarton and Alloa, playing 10 times for the Wasps in the first half of last season. A Celtic statement read: “Liam, whose previous club was Rangers, has signed a two-year contract. “He will be part of the Celtic reserve squad under the guidance of Tommy McIntyre, and will be looking to push through towards the first team during the next two years.” Topics Scottish Premiership, Celtic SPL: Kilmarnock 0 Celtic 2 SPL: Celtic 4 Aberdeen 0 SPL: Celtic 4 Kilmarnock 1 SPL: Dundee 1 Celtic 2 Wayne Rooney believes he still has plenty to offer on the pitch ahead of Derby move Southampton assistant Rohl departs for Bayern Munich Close scores spectacular volley as Portsmouth beat Birmingham Millar at the double in Linfield victory Celtic boss Lennon dismisses Cluj ‘miracle’ claims PSG have offered Neymar to Manchester United – and here’s what they want Ranked! The 9 best signings in the Premier League this summer 5 players Liverpool should offload before the transfer window closes Essential Fantasy Premier League tips 8 big transfers that fell through at the last minute