Celtic are on high alert for the January transfer window with summer target Balazs Toth, the 29-year-old Hungary goalkeeper, resisting a new deal at Blackburn Rovers. (The Herald)

Andrew Cavenagh could follow up the sale of his company with a huge new investment in Rangers' finances, according to former Aberdeen chief executive Keith Wyness. (Football Insider)

Rangers fear Olwethu Makhanya could have his head turned by growing interest from a number of Premier League clubs. (Football Insider)

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill is confident Callum Osmand can shake off his hamstring injury in time for Thursday's crucial Europa League tie with Celta Vigo - but Yang Hyun-jun and Cameron Carter-Vickers will miss out again. (Scottish Sun)

Greenock Morton financial director Kenneth Weldin has refused to rule out the club falling into administration before the end of the year. (The Herald)

Michel-Ange Balikwisha insists he has no regrets about moving to Celtic and has claimed he turned down clubs in France and Spain to return to Belgium on loan this summer. (The Herald)

Former Arsenal and England midfielder Jack Wilshere says Scott Brown was the opponent he disliked playing against the most, claiming the ex-Celtic and Scotland player was "horrible" to face. (Scottish Sun)

Nesta Guinness-Walker is determined Aberdeen now power their way into the Premiership top-six, believing they could have scored "four, five or six" in their vital weekend victory over St Mirren. (Press & Journal)

Boss Steven Pressley is excited about Alfie Harrison after the former Manchester City youth player made his professional debut in Dundee's draw against Rangers. (The Courier)

Celtic striker Kasper Hogh is just the latest former Bodo/Glimt player to thrive in Norway's far north then struggle when they leave. (Scottish Sun)