Rangers open contract talks with Raskin – Gossip

Rangers The team are preparing to reopen contract talks with Nicola Raskin as they look to reward the 24-year-old Belgian midfielder, whose current deal expires in the summer of 2028, with improved terms. (daily log), external

Ryan Naderi’s agent revealed that the striker was originally set to join Rangers From Hansa Rostock this summer only for the Scottish Premiership club to complete a £4.2m transfer minutes before the end of the January window due to the rising costs of potential alternative loan deals. (Glasgow Times), external

Dougon Sterling is highly doubtful to feature in next month’s league and cup matches with Celtic yet Rangers The defender has suffered another injury setback. (daily log), external

Naples We are confident Scott McTominay’s contract extension will be agreed to deter interest from Premier League clubs in the 29-year-old Scottish midfielder. (football inside), external

Dundee United Will Ferry is troubled by suggestions that constant transfer talk has affected his performance after rejecting a Vancouver Whitecaps bid in August, while Real Salt Lake, Charlton Athletic, Blackburn Rovers and an as-yet-unnamed Eredivisie side have all expressed interest in the 25-year-old. (The Courier), external

Dundee They have no concerns about losing defender Billy Koumetio this summer even though the injured 23-year-old is currently out of contract at the end of this season as they have the option of extending his current deal by one year. (The Courier), external

Forward Josh McPake, who missed St Johnstone Drawn with Raith Rovers on Friday due to injury, he wants to make a lasting impression by helping the Perth side win the Championship title before joining. In the heart of Midlothian Regarding freedom of contract in the summer. (The Courier), external

In his first interview since being closely linked to Aberdeen Following a managerial vacancy, former Brann and Saint-Etienne coach Eric Hornlund has confirmed that he will not take a dugout anywhere until the summer. (press and magazine), external

On loan Celtic Bolton Wanderers manager Steven Schumacher has defended striker Johnny Kenny after a challenge on Paudie O’Connor left the Reading player suffering a facial injury and at least one tooth knocked out. (Herald), external

statue of Celtic Legend Tommy Gemmell is set to be unveiled next weekend in Craigneuk. (Glasgow Times), external

Edinburgh-born midfielder Jordan Holsgrove, who plays with him Estoril In Portugal, he is ready to make himself available for Scotland. (Scottish sun), external