Former Hibernian boss Shaun Maloney, 43, remains undecided whether football management is for him in the future and has denied suggestions he is currently pulling the strings at Celtic as Martin O'Neill's assistant. (Sun)

Celtic are continuing to monitor goalkeeper Balazs Toth after the 29-year-old Hungarian, with whom they were heavily linked in the summer, rejected offers of a new contract with Blackburn Rovers. (Football Insider)

Celta Vigo midfielder Ilaix Moriba has got the all clear to play in the Europa League against Celtic on Thursday, despite his house being raided and thousands of pounds of jewellery stolen. (National - subscription required)

Real Betis continue to monitor Rangers midfielder Nico Raskin as the January transfer window approaches but the Ibrox club have no intention of letting the Belgium 25-year-old international go easily. (TeamTalk)

Former Scotland forward Don Hutchison regrets not joining Rangers when he had the chance upon leaving Sunderland in 2001 and wonders if Bologna and Scotland midfielder Lewis Ferguson, 27, might do likewise. (National - subscription required)

Forward James Wilson is not unduly concerned about his Heart of Midlothian contract, with the 19-year-old Scotland forward in the final year of his current deal. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required)

Manager Stephen Robinson takes responsibility for Tony Yogane's slow start at Aberdeen but feels the winger is now getting into dangerous positions. (Press and Journal - subscription required)

Forward Lachlan Rose's ankle injury has left Dundee United in a sweat over its seriousness but winger Mehdi Merghem could return at home to Aberdeen on Saturday. (Courier - subscription required)

Former Dundee and Dunfermline Athletic boss James McPake urges under-pressure managers Alfred Johansson, Craig McLeish and Marink Reedijk of Motherwell, St Mirren and Hibernian to "stick to your principles". (Sun)

Steven Pressley has revealed he came close to quitting as Dundee head coach several times last season. (Record - subscription required)

Dunfermline boss Neil Lennon questions whether there is enough mental health support for managers and feels criticism can be "way over the top". (Sun)

Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay reckons he is close to being back to his best, despite recently undergoing a procedure to correct irregular heart rhythms, after scoring twice in Napoli's 4-3 Champions League win over Bodo/Glimt. (National - subscription required)