Scottish Gossip: Hastie, Rangers, Morelos, Frankfurt, Celtic, Hearts, St Johnstone
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FOOTBALL GOSSIP
Rangers are close to signing Motherwell winger Jake Hastie, 19, on a four-year deal, with the teenager free to sign a pre-contract. (Sun), external
Eintracht Frankfurt are interested in Rangers forward Alfredo Morelos, 22, and will be represented at Easter Road on Friday evening when the Ibrox side take on Hibernian. (Daily Express), external
Former Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers has played down reports he wants to sign Morelos for Leicester City. (Herald - subscription required), external
Manager Gerrard fears he will be unable to attract top players to Rangers if the recent incidences of crowd disorder at Scottish matches continues. (Scotsman), external
"The crowds in general here are superb," insists Rangers boss Gerrard. (Times - subscription required), external
Former Hibernian and St Mirren boss Alan Stubbs says Scottish football needs an urgent summit to address fan misbehaviour. (Daily Record), external
Stubbs says Celtic winger Scott Sinclair's life was threatened by the bottle thrown during last Saturday's Scottish Cup tie with Hibs. (Scotsman), external
Preston North End manager Alex Neil has ruled himself out of the running to be Celtic's next permanent boss. (Sun), external
Aberdeen boss Derek McInnes has backed incumbent Neil Lennon to remain as Celtic manager beyond the end of the season. (Daily Record), external
Rangers manager Steven Gerrard has told on-loan Southampton midfielder Steven Davis he must earn his place in the team. (Scotsman), external
Former Rangers trialist Andrew Gutman, 22, says he joined Celtic in January as he believed it "was the best path" for his development. (Daily Record), external
Goalkeeper Mark Hurst, 23, has left St Johnstone to move to the United States, leaving the Perth outfit with just one fit first-team stopper in the shape of Cammy Bell while Zander Clark recovers from injury. (Sun), external
Hearts manager Craig Levein has not given up hope of keeping Steven Naismith beyond the end of the season, with the on-loan Norwich City forward to have knee surgery next week. (Scotsman), external
Dundee United hope to secure on-loan Aalborg forward Pavol Safranko on a permanent deal. (Sun), external