Scottish gossip: Graham, Fofana, Wilson, Bannan, Massoanhays, Björjolfsson, Noonan

Celtic Centre-back Hayato Inamura is ashamed of his lack of success in six months in Scottish football after the 23-year-old returned to Japan on loan. Tokyo. (Herald), external

Motherwell One of two non-legacy clubs in the Scottish Premiership to be interested in the 36-year-old Sheffield Wednesday Midfielder Barry Bannan, with Millwall, Preston North End and Stoke City Also track the Scotland cap. (the star), external

Ryan Fraser, the 31-year-old winger who represents Scotland, is in Australia to finalize his loan move to… Western Sydney Wanderers from Southampton. (The Daily Echo), external

With the absence of second goalkeeper Jack Hamilton due to injury, Livingstone They are thinking about moving to Hamilton Academic 23 year old Jimmy Smith. (daily log), external

St Johnstone They rejected a second offer to buy Adama Sidibe from Stockport Countydespite an increase from £40,000 to six figures and the League One club are hoping to secure the 27-year-old striker on a pre-contract agreement for next season. (The Courier), external

St Johnstone They are unlikely to agree to sell Adama Sidiba while they are still short of options after rejecting a bid from Stockport County And with Northampton Town Also interested in Gambia International. (daily log), external

Queens Park It rejected a five-figure offer from French second-tier club Amiens to sign 24-year-old striker Josh Fowler, who has also attracted interest from… Aberdeen, St Mirren And an Irish club. (daily log), external

Brazil Technical director Carlo Ancelotti revealed his departure from the team Scotland The famous all-out attacking style of World Cup competitors and transforming them into a defensive unit in an attempt to win the tournament for the sixth time. (National), external

Columbus Crew Defender Steven Moreira believes his mentor, Wilfred Nancy, failed Celtic Because Scottish football is terrible judging by what he saw when he attended the recent Old Firm derby. (Herald), external

Falkirk The Premier League club voted to share UEFA’s solidarity payments with their Championship counterparts last season even though it could ultimately cost them up to £100,000, chief executive Jamie Sweeney has revealed. (Herald), external