Scottish Gossip: Callum O’Hare, Andy Robertson, Lewis Ferguson, Billy Gilmour, Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen

both celtic and rangers is monitoring coventry city winger callum o’hare, Meanwhile, the 25-year-old has regained his form after a spell out with injury, but his contract expires this summer, so Friday’s game against West Bromwich Albion was attended by up to three La Liga clubs. (Daily Mail)

liverpool A very confident 29-year-old Scotland captain andy robertson Despite interest from Bayern Munich, he will remain at the club beyond this summer. (Football Insider)

former rangers Midfielder Barry Ferguson believes his nephew Luiz is now worth more than £20m and is reportedly attracting interest from Juventus, saying he is willing to ‘walk’ to sign at Ibrox. ‘But he said there was no interest from Glasgow clubs. (Go Radio via Football Scotland)

rangers boss Philippe Clement “Every second helps” in the title race, he said, urging fans not to leave the Ibrox match midway through. (Daily record)

Brighton & Hove Albion midfielder billy gilmore So say it rangers His departure for Chelsea was facilitated after caretaker manager Graham Murty did not select him for the 2017 Scottish Cup game against Hamilton Academical, where he would have been the youngest player in history. (Scottish FA, via The National)

“There were too many games like this. celtic We’ve been playing well so far and now we need to keep it going for the next 90 minutes,” said the club’s former striker Chris Sutton.

”aberdeen ‘We are a ship without a rudder,’ says former Scotland international striker Chris Boyd, criticizing chairman Dave Cormack’s role (Scottish Sun)

Former Pittodrie hero Joe Harper is worried aberdeen Heading into a relegation battle, he said the fans were right to sing “You don’t deserve to wear that shirt” during Wednesday’s home defeat to St Johnstone. (Press and Journal, subscription required)

Increased incidence Crowd disorder Disruptions at Scottish football matches this season have been blamed on reduced security levels inside stadiums, with clubs warning stewards alone will not be enough to stop potential troublemakers from rioting. has been done. (Herald, subscription required)