Scottish Gossip: Celtic, Rangers, West Ham, Moyes, Bitton, Arfield, Frimpong, Real Madrid, Arsenal, Roma

Former Rangers chairman Dave King says the Ibrox club's squad is worth £200m as he predicts Steven Gerrard will be staying at the club for the long haul (STV Sport).

More than 1000 Rangers supporters have signed up to buy shares in the Glasgow club within three days of former chairman Dave King offering to sell his allocation to fan group Club 1872, but it needs 20,000 to sign up as "legacy members" to fund the buyout that would make it the largest single shareholder. (Scottish Sun)

West Ham United are delaying formal contract talks with manager David Moyes and a number of players as they assess the financial implications of the coronavirus pandemic. (Daily Mail)

Celtic have now conceded more goals than any other team in Europa League or Champions League this season after Thursday's 4-2 Europa League group defeat away to AC Milan. (Scottish Sun)

Israel defender Nir Bitton has dismissed suggestions that certain Celtic players are not giving their all for manager Neil Lennon and says that they do not deserve to be "slaughtered" after Thursday's 4-2 Europa League defeat away to AC Milan meant they had won twice in 11 games. (The Herald)

Celtic manager Neil Lennon singled out teenage wing-back Jeremie Frimpong for an "outstanding" performance in his side's 4-2 defeat by AC Milan in the Europa League. (The Scotsman)

Rangers manager Steven Gerrard heaped praise on Scott Arfield after the midfielder scored the winning goal in their 3-2 win over Standard Liege to stay top of their Europa League group. (The National)

Rangers' incentive to win their Europa League group ahead of Benfica in their final game is avoiding the likes of Real Madrid, Arsenal and Roma in the last 32. (Daily Record)

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