Scottish Gossip: Shaun Maloney, Aberdeen, Rangers, Celtic, Partick Thistle
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FOOTBALL GOSSIP
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes is to resume his pursuit of Scotland midfielder Shaun Maloney - backed by the biggest transfer budget of his time at Pittodrie. (Daily Mail), external
"We are fighting genetics and a Scottish diet," says SFA performance director Malky MacKay. (Times,, external subscription required)
Rangers have had a third bid for Jamie Walker knocked back by Hearts as the Tynecastle club hold out for at least £1m. (Daily Record), external
After Derek McInnes decided to stay at Aberdeen, Sunderland say they cannot give managerial candidates assurances over the future ownership of the club. (Daily Record), external
Aberdeen are now set to begin negotiations with Derek McInnes on a new long-term deal. (Press & Journal), external
Carlos Pena, Eduardo Herrera and Alfredo Morelos are all close to finalising their proposed moves to Rangers. (Herald,, external subscription required)
Jonny Hayes flew into Glasgow last night after completing a medical in London, with Celtic expected to announce his signing on Monday. (Sun), external
Celtic's hopes of signing Patrick Roberts permanently are dealt a blow, with the winger to be given chance to stake claim at Manchester City. (Daily Record), external
Barnsley join Oxford United in race to sign up Partick Thistle defender Liam Lindsay. (Sun), external
Rangers could make a fortune from signing target Alfredo Morelos, says former Motherwell star Simo Valakari who has seen the striker play in his native Finland. (Sun), external
Celtic striker Moussa Dembele should stick it out for one more season with the Scottish champions, says former player John Hartson. (Daily Record), external
Aberdeen target Sam Nicholson is on verge of a move to Minnesota United after the MLS franchise offer the Hearts attacker a contract. (Sun), external
Goalkeeper Zander Clark is ready for another battle with Alan Mannus for a St Johnstone starting place. (The Courier), external
- Published16 June 2017
- Published16 June 2017
- Published16 June 2017