Tendon tear may rule Hearts' Ageu out for weeks - gossip

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Hearts midfielder Ageu may face weeks out after a scan revealed a tendon tear. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required)

Former captain and interim manager Barry Ferguson has not ruled out a return to Rangers as sporting director. (Go Radio Football Show Record)

Rangers will explore the feasibility of expanding Ibrox Stadium. (Glasgow Times)

Interim manager Martin O'Neill advises expected successor Wilfried Nancy to stay out of the civil war at Celtic. (Scotsman - subscription required)

The published results from Celtic's annual meeting last week, which ended early amid shareholder unrest, show motions to reappoint the club's board members passed overwhelmingly. (London Stock Exchange via Sun)

Resolutions calling for a five-year review and a vote of no confidence in the board were not carried. (Glasgow Times)

Feyenoord head coach Robin van Persie is battling to save his job as the Dutch side prepare to face Celtic in the Europa League, says Pierre van Hooijdonk, who turned out for both clubs. (Herald - subscription required)

Vasteras SK want former Celtic defender Mikael Lustig as their new sporting director. (Espressen via Sun)

Hibernian head coach David Gray feels Motherwell scorer Tawanda Maswanhise was fortunate not to be sent off for an attempted headbutt on Jack Iredale in Hibs' 2-0 defeat by Well at Fir Park on Tuesday. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required)

Aberdeen are adapting to Conference League football, believes manager Jimmy Thelin. (Press and Journal - subscription required)

Ex-Aberdeen defender Stefan Gartenmann backs the Dons to get the better of Thursday's Conference League opponents Noah. (Record)

Kyle Macaulay, formerly of Aberdeen, is to become Manchester United's head of senior scouting. (Press and Journal - subscription required)

St Johnstone defender Bozo Mikulic faces a setback in his attempts to come back from long-term injury. (Courier - subscription required)

Ross County chief executive Steven Ferguson is keen to see an end to the ban on alcohol sales at Scottish football grounds. (Press and Journal - subscription required)

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