Stefan Johansen on brink of Celtic move after undergoing medical I have heard from the national (team) guys that it's a fantastic city and the Celtic fans are unbelievable. I hope it's going to work out and I'm looking forward to it. Celtic have loaned 19-year-old midfielder Paul George to Championship title challengers Hamilton until the end of the season. The attacking midfielder made his Celtic first-team debut in a League Cup win at Ross County in September 2011 but a double leg break hindered his progress and that remains his only competitive appearance. Aberdeen cool on Goodwillie Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has refused to rule out a loan move for David Goodwillie - but stressed he would not match what Dundee United paid him in the first half of the season. Goodwillie is back at Blackburn following a relatively uninspiring temporary return to Tannadice, where he scored six goals in 22 appearances, half of which came as a substitute. Rovers boss Gary Bowyer admits the Scotland striker could go out on loan again with St Johnstone and Aberdeen both linked with interest, but McInnes appeared to play down the likelihood of him arriving at Pitttodrie. McInnes told RedTV: "We have been strongly linked with him. Like everything else, sometimes you can speak to an agent and before you know it you have got a serious interest there. He's a player I am well aware of - I played with him and I think he has got the quality to score goals. But any player coming in here would need to be on a deal that suits us. It certainly wouldn't be on figures that I think he was getting paid previously for his loan spell this season. We are happy to an extent with the squad but you are always looking to improve it. Whether it's him or someone else coming, if I felt there was a player there who could improve us, or help us be successful this season, then I would ask the question. SPFL relaxes loan rules The Scottish Professional Football League has relaxed restrictions on the number of players one club can loan another. Motherwell manager Stuart McCall last week lambasted the "crazy" and little-known rule which prevented a club loaning more than one player to another SPFL club. The SPFL board, at its meeting on Monday, decided that clubs can now lend up to two players to teams in a different division, although loans to teams in the same division are still restricted to one player. SPFL chief executive Neil Doncaster said: "Member clubs had asked us to look at this rule which we acted on immediately and I'm very grateful to the SPFL board for responding so quickly and effectively. By making this rule adjustment while the transfer window is open it allows our clubs to consider all options open to them and plan accordingly. McCall was speaking after trying to offload Adam Cummins and another player to Dundee for the rest of the season. While Cummins went to Dens Park, striker Bob McHugh has now completed a switch to Queen of the South. St Johnstone duo sign new deals St Johnstone defender Brian Easton and Tam Scobbie have both extended their contracts until the end of next season. Saints goalkeeper Zander Clark has extended his loan spell with Queen of the South until the end of the season.