Fallout from Old Firm weekend - Monday's gossip

Rangers' incoming owners face a massive dilemma after interim manager Barry Ferguson's achieves victory at Celtic Park with a team of perennial underachievers. (Daily Record)

Rangers defender John Souttar has been impressed with the job Ferguson has done since taking over from Philippe Clement on a temporary basis - but refused to be drawn on the caretaker manager's future. (The Scotsman)

Almost 100 Rangers ultras were denied entry to Sunday's Old Firm game at Celtic Park after refusing to be searched for weapons and pyros. (Scottish Sun)

Coach Peter Leven has rejected overtures from St Johnstone and Raith Rovers to remain at Aberdeen - and he now has a more integral role under Jimmy Thelin. (Press & Journal)

Ex-Celtic midfielder Alan Thompson says Rangers' celebrations after the Old Firm game were "slightly embarrassing" considering they are 13 points behind in the Premiership. (Scottish Sun)

Alex Rae, who was a coach at Ibrox a month ago, joined the Rangers fans in the away end at Celtic Park as he lapped up the derby victory. (Daily Record)

Rangers are being sued for up to £2m by finance firm Reputation Exchange for allegedly reneging on an agreement over an axed deal to offer cash cards to fans. (Scottish Sun)

Veteran Heart of Midlothian goalkeeper Craig Gordon "can totally see" why "all-round forward" James Wilson is already in the Scotland squad. (The Scotsman)

Dundee United produced their worst 45 minutes of the season in an error-strewn defensive performance against Dundee. (The Courier)

Dundee midfielder Scott Fraser is poised for more time on the sidelines after breaking down in training. (The Courier, print edition)

Bilbao's mayor has revealed they will take extra security measures when Rangers visit in the Europa League - because Athletic Bilbao fans rioted in the last round. (Scottish Sun)

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