Scottish Gossip: Rangers, Clement, Muscat, Raskin, Gartenmann, Gozubuyuk
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Rangers are set to continue discussions with former Monaco head coach Philippe Clement and Yokohama F Marinos boss Kevin Muscat into the weekend as they make their choice of new team manager. (The Herald), external
As Rangers prepare for a final round of interviews with the two remaining candidates, Philippe Clement holds more appeal than Kevin Muscat because of the titles he won in Belgium. (The Scotsman), external
Philippe Clement wants a long-term commitment from Rangers if he is to agree to become their next manager because the Belgian has concerns about how quickly the Glasgow club ended the reigns of Giovanni van Bronckhorst and Michael Beale. (Daily Record), external
Saudi Pro League club Al-Shabab have tabled a three-year contract offer to Philippe Clement as they look to beat Rangers to the Belgian head coach's services. (Al-Riyadiah), external
Belgian midfielder Nicolas Raskin has admitted that joining Rangers was part of hi long-term plan to play in England's Premier League. (La Tribune), external
Manager Barry Robson wants Aberdeen to sign 26-year-old on-loan Midtjylland centre-half Stefan Gartenmann permanently. (Press & Journal) , external
Serdar Gozubuyuk, the referee criticised following Scotland's disallowed goal against Spain, was censured by his own Dutch FA last year after a hugely controversial VAR mistake involving Cyriel Dessers when the Rangers striker was playing for Feyenoord. (The Herald, print edition)
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