Celtic linked with Sturm Graz & Cologne midfielders - gossip

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Sturm Graz midfielder Filip Rozga is a Celtic transfer target as the Scottish champions have reignited their interest in the 19-year-old Poland international. (Record)

Celtic are among the clubs who are showing interest in 23-year-old Cologne defensive midfielder Eric Martel, who is out of contract this summer. (TeamTalk)

West Ham striker Callum Wilson has verbally agreed terms on a new one-year contract despite Celtic's interest in the 34-year-old Englishman. (Sky Sports)

Former Celtic player Charlie Mulgrew fears captain Callum McGregor may miss a significant part of the Scottish Premiership title run-in. (The Breakdown podcast via YouTube)

Rangers and Celtic have been warned by Greater Glasgow Division Chief Superintendent Emma Croft that large-scale away allocations for derby matches are "not workable" after the ugly scenes that followed Sunday's Scottish Cup tie at Ibrox. (Herald - subscription required)

It could take more than two weeks before the Scottish FA concludes its investigation into the post-match events that marred Sunday's Scottish Cup quarter-final at Ibrox as spectators entered the pitch. (Record)

Napoli want to extend the contract of Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay until 2030 in a bid to ward off any interest in the 29-year-old this summer. (Il Mattino - in Italian - subscription required)

Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou insists he has no plans to leave Fir Park any time soon and is planning for the future with the Scottish Premiership high-flyers. (Sun)

Former Scotland forward Kenny Miller believes Aberdeen could find their own version of Askou in Eirik Horneland, who has been linked with the Dons. (Press and Journal - subscription required)

Kieron Bowie says he could not turn down the opportunity to play in "a top-five league" when leaving Hibernian for Hellas Verona in January and the striker hopes his winning goal against Bologna on Sunday can help win him a return to the Scotland squad. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required)

Former Dundee and Dundee United defender Lee Wilkie believes the pressure will only increase on United manager Jim Goodwin should Dundee win Sunday's city derby. (Courier - subscription required)

Partick Thistle centre-half Lee Ashcroft admits the Scottish Championship club will find it difficult to hold on to Ben Stanway this summer amid Aberdeen and Dundee interest in the 21-year-old midfielder. (Daily Record)

Greenock Morton fans have voted overwhelmingly in favour of partnering with the Estrella Group to earn around £750,000 in investment as part of a multi-club partnership agreement. (Herald - subscription required)

Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean was brought to tears after being presented with a video to mark his 300th Norwich City appearance. (Sun)