Scottish Gossip: Dundee Utd, Celtic, Rangers, Scottish FA, Ross County

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Atletico Madrid are interested in signing Celtic right-back Josip Juranovic following the Croatia international's impressive debut season in Glasgow. (Sky Sports)

Dundee United have opened talks with Manchester United aimed at bringing Dylan Levitt back for a second loan spell after the 21-year-old Wales midfielder was a major success at Tannadice last season. (Daily Record)

Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou has hinted he could dip into the Japanese market again having signed Kyogo Furuhashi, Daizen Maeda, Reo Hatate and Yosuke Ideguchi from the J-League last season and won the title in his debut year. (Sun)

Rangers are pondering whether to make a second bid for Antonio Colak after having an initial offer rejected by PAOK for the £2m-rated striker. (Football Scotland)

Scottish FA chief executive Ian Maxwell is confident a UK and Ireland bid to host Euro 2028 can be successful and he also hopes to bring another European club final to Hampden within six years. (Scotsman)

Rijeka midfielder Ivan Lepinjica has refused to rule out a move to Rangers this summer, with Wolves also interested in the 22-year-old Croat. (Daily Record)

Former Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths says he has been spending a "lonely" pre-season doing boxing training six days a week to get himself in shape as he tries to find a club after being freed by League 1 Falkirk. (Daily Record)

Scotland and Club Brugge defender Jack Hendry could be on his way to Burnley, with new manager Vincent Kompany confirming he is targeting signings from the Belgian League where he managed Anderlecht. (Daily Record)

Fenerbahce have had a bid rejected for Vinicius Souza, the Brazilian midfielder who plays for Belgian second-tier club Lommel and has been strongly linked with Celtic. (Daily Record)

New head coach Jack Ross is determined to bring silverware to Dundee United after losing all four of the previous finals he was been involved in as a manager. (Glasgow Times)

New Ross County midfielder Yan Dhanda wants to push for European football with the club next season after revealing he was "gutted" to miss out on a move to Dingwall in January. (Sun)