Scottish Gossip: Celtic, Kuhn, Rangers, Doig, Hibs, Hearts, St Mirren, Aberdeen, St Johnstone, Kimpioka, Smith
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Nicolas Kuhn joined Rapid Vienna in 2022
Rapid Vienna winger Nicolas Kuhn, 24, is a January transfer target for Celtic, who could move six players on this month. (Sun), external
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers wants "one or two" January signings. (Record), external
Rodgers does not fear losing Matt O'Riley this month, despite speculation linking the midfielder with Internazionale. (Herald - subscription required), external
Rangers are interested in signing Scotland and former Hibernian left-back Josh Doig, 21, from Hellas Verona. (Record), external
Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes urges his side to go to Ibrox to face Rangers on Tuesday with confidence. (Herald - subscription required), external
Hibernian manager Nick Montgomery wants four new faces this month. (Scotsman - subscription required), external
Heart of Midlothian are set to appeal against Alan Forrest's yellow card for simulation in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Ross County. (Record), external
Craig Halkett is eager for Hearts to beat Livingston on Tuesday and go into the winter break in third place after "a really tough" December. (Scotsman - subscription required), external
St Mirren's Saturday win at Aberdeen has boosted confidence before Tuesday's visit of Celtic, says manager Stephen Robinson. (Herald - subscription required), external
Manager Barry Robson demands an immediate response from his Aberdeen players following the loss to St Mirren, with Ross County away up next on Tuesday. (Press and Journal - subscription required), external
Shayden Morris backs Aberdeen to finish third in the Scottish Premiership this season. (Record), external
St Johnstone hope to sign Aston Villa defender Kerr Smith on loan before Tuesday's visit to face Dundee. (Herald - subscription required), external
Fulham have triggered a one-year contract extension for club captain and Scotland midfielder Tom Cairney, 32, after his impressive recent form. (Sun), external
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