Scottish Gossip: Rangers, Celtic, Barcelona, Kent, Burnley, Lundstram, Whittaker, Torre, Barisic, Swansea, Van Veen, Motherwell
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Burnley are interested in signing Rangers winger Ryan Kent, with the 26-year-old Englishman out of contract this summer, and are poised to decide whether to make an approach as the club promoted to the Premier League look for someone to compete with Moroccan Anass Zaroury for a starting place. (Scottish Sun On Sunday), external
Rangers midfielder John Lundstram has revealed he is desperate for a new contract at Ibrox, but the 29-year-old Englishman is still waiting for talks with his current deal still having a year to run. (Football Scotland), external
Swansea City midfielder Morgan Whittaker, the 22-year-old who was the subject of three failed bids from Rangers in January, says his recall from his loan spell with Plymouth Argyle has been "positive" as he has gained more game time with his parent club. (Football Scotland), external
Rangers could benefit from their relationship with AC Talent, who helped take Ianis Hagi to Ibrox in 2020, should they pursue reported interest in Barcelona midfielder Pablo Torre as the agency also looks after the 20-year-old. (Football Scotland), external
Former Motherwell manager Graham Alexander believes 31-year-old Kevin van Veen, who has scored nine goals in five games, could be the answer to Rangers' striking woes. (Sunday Mail), external
Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou has revealed he is putting contract talks with his current squad on the back-burner until the current campaign is complete. (Sunday Mail), external
On-loan defender Jeriel Dorsett says he is concentrating on helping Kilmarnock avoid relegation rather than his own future despite the 20-year-old being out of contract this summer with Reading, who have also sacked manager Paul Ince. (Sunday Post, print edition)
Raith Rovers manager Ian Murray has held "positive talks" with investors as he discusses his future in the new-look Stark's Park regime. (The Courier), external
Rangers left-back Borna Barisic has detailed the benefits of hiring a personal coach to boost his form. (The Herald On Sunday), external
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