Scottish Gossip: Barisic, Rangers, Celtic, Ideguchi, Scotland, Gordon, Stewart
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Left-back Borna Barisic is unhappy at being dropped at Rangers but insists "it's not a drama". (Sun), external
Steven Davis is eager to play his part in Rangers' run-in and hints he would be interested in extended his stay at Ibrox. (Express), external
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou says Yosuke Ideguchi is the hardest worker in training as he backs the midfielder to overcome his fitness woes. (Sun), external
Meanwhile, Celtic will offer playmaker Daniel Kelly, 16, a new three-year deal amid interest from England. (Record), external
Statistics show Celtic receive the fewest cards per foul while Hibernian are punished the most. (Scotsman - subscription required), external
Goalkeeper Craig Gordon hopes he can win a further 15 caps and move into the top 10 of Scotland's all-time appearance list. (Record), external
Paul Dickov has urged Mikel Arteta to give Scotland defender Kieran Tierney the Arsenal captaincy. Dickov featured for Arsenal and Scotland as a player. (Herald - subscription required), external
Sunderland are to offer forward and Scotland squad member Ross Stewart a new contract. (Record), external
Aberdeen manager Jim Goodwin is confident the Dons will qualify for Europe if they secure a top six place in the Scottish Premiership. (Press and Journal - subscription required), external
Goodwin backs Dons midfielder Lewis Ferguson to stake his claim in the Scotland team as they target World Cup qualification. (Express), external
St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson says forward Callum Hendry's impressive recent form has been fuelled by his frustrations on loan at Kilmarnock. (Courier - subscription required), external
Owen Coyle has moved a step closer to joining Queen's Park as manager after confirming his departure from Jamshedpur in India. (Sun), external
