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  1. Motherwell face away tie to St Johnstone in League Cuppublished at 17:33 27 July

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    Motherwell travel to face St Johnstone in the second round of the League Cup.

    The Championship side had a flawless record in Group F, winning four from four, while Motherwell topped Group G.

    Ties are due to be played on the weekend of 16th/17th August.

  2. 'Livi in pole position to beat rivals to Denholm' - gossippublished at 08:21 22 July

    Livingston are in pole position to land 21-year-old midfielder Aidan Denholm from Hearts despite Scottish Premiership rivals Motherwell also being keen along with Championship pair Ross County and St Johnstone. (Daily Record), external

    Read Tuesday's Scottish Gossip in full.

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  3. 'Ikpeazu's Saints future uncertain', says Valakari - gossippublished at 07:54 21 July

    Simo Valakari says striker Uche Ikpeazu faces an uncertain future at St Johnstone, despite being under contract until next summer and scoring Saturday's winning goal, as the relegated club's manager does not know if the 30-year-old "will be with us" by the end of the transfer window. (The Courier), external

    Read Monday's Scottish Gossip in full.

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  4. Livingston sell midfielder McAlear to St Johnstonepublished at 15:50 18 July

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    Midfielder Reece McAlear has left Livingston to join Championship side St Johnstone for an undisclosed fee.

    The 23-year-old made 37 appearances for Livingston and scored four goals in their Championship promotion campaign after moving from Tranmere Rovers last summer.

    McAlear, who has penned a two-year deal, becomes St Johnstone's second signing of the day after former Hibs midfielder Stephen Mallan.

    "I'm a player who likes to get on the ball and dominate the ball. I know the league very well and hopefully that can benefit the team," said McAlear.

    "It's a chance for me to play more football and I really am excited to get going."

  5. 'Valakari decides against Essel recall' - gossippublished at 08:35 1 July

    St Johnstone manager Simo Valakari has decided against triggering a clause to recall Aaron Essel and the 19-year-old Ghana midfielder will remain on loan to North Texas in the Major Soccer League's third tier until October. (The Courier), external

    Adam Emslie is set to knock back the chance to remain in the Scottish Premiership with promoted Livingston, having also had interest from St Johnstone, with the Aberdeen midfielder preferring a move to Ross County on a two-year contract in a transfer that includes a number of add-ons and future incentives. (Daily Record), external

    Adam Emslie is wanted on a permanent transfer by Ross County, but they face competition from a host of clubs and the winger could yet remain with Aberdeen. (Press & Journal), external

    Derry City have agreed to end Paul McMullan's contract six months early as the Scottish winger wants a return home and Ayr United, Raith Rovers and St Johnstone are all interested in the 29-year-old. (Daily Record), external

    Read Tuesday's Scottish Gossip in full.

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  6. Webb believes recruitment mistakes behind Saints - gossippublished at 10:25 22 June

    St Johnstone owner Adam Webb believes the summer planning at McDiarmid Park has been "night and day" in comparison to when he walked in the door 12 months ago, when recruitment mistakes were made. (The Courier), external

    Josh Rae, the 24-year-old goalkeeper who has joined Raith Rovers permanently from St Johnstone, has revealed he rejected a move to Atletico Madrid at the age of 13. (The Courier), external

    Read Sunday's Scottish Gossip in full here.

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  7. SPFL breaks attendance record for third consecutive yearpublished at 15:43 13 June

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    The SPFL confirmed attendances have risen for a third consecutive season and thanked fans for their "incredible support".

    Crowds across all leagues, cups and play-off matches totalled more than 5.3 million, a rise of nearly 185,000 from the 2023-24 season.

    "We will be having further meetings with key stakeholders over the summer to review the most recent season and look ahead to 2025-26," the SPFL statement ends.

    "We remain committed to ensuring a safe and enjoyable matchday experience for players and supporters - they are the lifeblood of our game and deserve nothing less."

  8. Wright swaps Saints for 'good fit' Dark Bluespublished at 22:47 12 June

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    Drey Wright had two spells as a regular St Johnstone starter

    Dundee have become Drey Wright's third Scottish Premiership club, with the English utility man saying Dens Park felt "a good fit for me" after leaving relegated St Johnstone.

    The 30-year-old, who played in defence, midfield and the wing during his time in Perth, has signed a two-year contract.

    He becomes new head coach Steven Pressley's second signing of the day following the arrival of compatriot Paul Digby following his exit from Cambridge United.

    Wright told Dundee's website: "I'm excited about the direction the club is going."

    Having started his career with Colchester United, the Londoner began the first of two spells with St Johnstone in 2018 and then had two seasons with Hibernian before returning to Perth.

    Last season, he made 38 appearances, all but one as a starter, as Saints finished bottom of the Premiership.

    Meanwhile, midfielder Charlie Reilly has signed a new one-year contract with Dundee despite being restricted to eight substitute appearances last season.

    Since arriving from Albion Rovers in June 2023, the 23-year-old Scot has had loan spells to Arbroath and Inverness Caledonian Thistle, for whom he only managed one appearance at the start of the last campaign.

    He told the club website: "The past two years haven't gone the way I wanted in terms of injuries and game time, but hopefully this year I can show the best of me."