Scottish gossip: Giovanni van Bronckhorst, Jurgen Klopp, Liel Abada, Tom Lawrence
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Liverpool v Rangers gossip
Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst may switch to a 3-5-2 formation, with 18-year-old Leon King alongside Ben Davies and Connor Goldson, for the Champions League group game at Liverpool. (The Scotsman), external
Injured Liverpool left-back Andy Robertson, a former Celtic youth player, is urging his deputy Kostas Tsimikas to ensure the Anfield club beat Rangers. (Scottish Daily Express), external
Ex-Scotland midfielder Michael Stewart believes Liverpool look rattled and are ready to be taken on by Rangers. (Times, subscription required), external
Former Ibrox captain Barry Ferguson expects Alfredo Morelos - not Antonio Colak - to lead the line against Liverpool. (Scottish Sun), external
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp has described Scotland as one of Europe's hottest places to scout for football talent before his side face Rangers. (Scottish Sun), external
Klopp is expecting "a proper fight, a real fight" from Rangers. (Scottish Daily Express), external
Ex-Celtic striker Chris Sutton believes Mohamed Salah could turn left-back Borna Barisic into Rangers' weak link against Liverpool. (Daily Record), external
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Rest of Tuesday's gossip
Celtic may be without Israel forward Liel Abada, 21, for their Champions League game against RB Leipzig, with the Jewish holy day due to begin on Tuesday. (Daily Record) , external
Rangers midfielder Tom Lawrence has suffered an injury setback and could be ruled out until the end of the year. (Scottish Daily Express), external
VAR will arrive in Scotland in a matter of weeks as the new technology is being brought into the SPFL Premiership sooner than expected. (Scottish Daily Express), external
Hearts boss Robbie Neilson says Barrie McKay and Stephen Kingsley will be fit to face Fiorentina in the Europa Conference League on Thursday despite being withdrawn in the second-half of Saturday's defeat to Rangers. (Daily Record), external
Midfielder Robert Snodgrass says Hearts have "come back stronger" following their relegation to the Championship two years ago given they are now facing a glamour tie against Fiorentina. (Daily Record), external
Nicky Clark could prove to be the final piece in the St Johnstone jigsaw, according to Swedish midfielder Melker Hallberg. (The Courier), external
Ex-Celtic defender Christopher Jullien says he learned a lot from Ange Postecoglou despite a "complicated" relationship with the Australian head coach. (Scotsman), external
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Motherwell striker Kevin van Veen has praised manager Steven Hammell for creating a more attacking philosophy compared to previous boss Graham Alexander. (Daily Record), external
Liverpool boss Klopp has described former Aberdeen right-back Calvin Ramsay, 19, as "an outstanding talent" and says he is "really excited" about the Scotland Under-21 defender, who came through the Pittodrie youth ranks. (Daily Record), external
RB Leipzig boss Marco Rose has vowed to play attack-minded Postecoglou at his own game when his side face Celtic. (Daily Record), external
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