Aris still chasing Souttar amid contract dispute - gossip
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Aris Thessaloniki are still pushing to sign John Souttar before Tuesday evening's Greek signing deadline, but Rangers are reluctant to agree to the 29-year-old Scotland centre-back's request to be paid for the final year of his Ibrox contract. (Football Insider, external)
Simon Ireland has left his role as Rangers set-piece coach just months after replacing Scott Fry, who joined Birmingham City in the summer. (Herald - subscription required, external)
Germany-born Rangers striker Ryan Naderi has been included in a preliminary list of names being considered by the Czech Republic for this month's Nations League fixtures after rejecting a call by Bulgaria. (Record - subscription required, external)
Rangers attacker Kim Min-su, 20, has won his first call-up by South Korea. (National - subscription required, external)
Graham & Ure make Pocognoli's first Scotland squad
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Manchester United's £73m striker, Benjamin Sesko, is poised to be called up by Slovenia for the first time in a year to face Sebastien Pocognoli in his first game as Scotland head coach. (National - subscription required, external)
Midfielder Max Anderson, 25, is set to become the first Scot to play for A-League side Wellington Phoenix. (Courier - subscription required, external)
Tuesday's English & European transfer rumours
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Monday's Scottish Gossip
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Dundee defender Joe Wright, 31, and midfielder Charlie Reilly, 24, are set for weeks on the sidelines after injuries picked up in a bounce game against Falkirk on Thursday. (Courier - subscription required, external)
Heart of Midlothian midfielder Blair Spittal has undergone surgery and started rehabilitation following a leg injury sustained earlier this month against Hibernian. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required, external)
Full-back Christian Borchgrevink, 27, is enjoying Hearts' change in style this season. (Record - subscription required, external)
Borchgrevink feels last season, the Tynecastle side's approach was somewhat "conservative Scottish football on steroids". (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required, external)
