Scottish Gossip: Parker, Aberdeen, Celtic, Rodgers, Maeda, Rangers, Silva, Balogun, Hibs, Berra

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Scott Parker was most recently with Brugge

Former Bournemouth and Fulham manager Scott Parker turned down the chance to discuss the managerial vacancy at Aberdeen. (Daily Mail), external

Caretaker boss Peter Leven told Aberdeen to relax against Celtic at half-time with the score 0-0, with the Dons going on to take and lose a lead in the 1-1 draw. (Press and Journal - subscription required), external

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers urges his players not to be distracted by supporter upset. (Sun), external

Rodgers accepts Saturday's draw with Aberdeen was not a "good" point. (Scotsman - subscription required), external

Meanwhile, Celtic are preparing to welcome back Daizen Maeda from international duty following Japan's Asian Cup exit at the hands of Iran. (Sun), external

But Celtic duo Hyeon-gyu Oh and Hyun-jun Yang were part of the South Korea that reached the semi-finals by beating Australia, whose collection of Heart of Midlothian,Hibernian and St Mirren players will be returning to club duty. (Scotsman - subscription required), external

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Jorge Silva was on the losing Boavista side against Celtic in the 2003 Uefa Cup semi-final and now he wants his son Fabio to exact revenge in the Scottish Premiership title race with Rangers. (Sunday Mail), external

News on Rangers defender Leon Balogun's facial injury picked up in the win over Livingston was "not good". (Herald - subscription required), external

Hibs manager Nick Montgomery admits supporters have every right to be angry following Saturday's 3-0 home defeat by St Mirren. (Scotsman - subscription required), external

Former Hearts and Scotland defender Christophe Berra took a coaching role at Alabama's Huntsville City because he "was looking for a full-time job and there aren't many opportunities in Scotland". (Sunday Mail), external

Liam Gordon, Dan Phillips and Matt Smith could return for St Johnstone against Hearts on Wednesday, while David Keltjens could also feature after coming off during Saturday's 1-0 win at Ross County. (Courier - subscription required), external

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