O'Neill expects Celtic overhaul - Wednesday's gossip

Interim manager Martin O'Neill says Celtic will likely have an overhaul of their recruitment and that the club has to be "more robust" in their business. (The Herald), external

Manager Danny Rohl is leaning on his experiences at Bayern Munich as he attempts to mastermind a glorious end to a rollercoaster season at Rangers. (Daily Record), external

Norwegian Eirik Horneland - who has been in talks over the vacant Aberdeen manager's job - "feels he has some unfinished business in Europe". (Press & Journal), external

Former Sweden team-mate Stefan Schwarz does not believe Henrik Larsson would be in the frame for a return to Celtic should they decide to replace O'Neill in the summer. (The Scotsman), external

Manager Derek McInnes says Hearts showed the "desire" of title-winning Celtic and Rangers teams of the past as he scoffed at gripes about the quality of his side's 1-0 Edinburgh derby win over Hibernian. (The Herald), external

McInnes has revealed how a ballboy has become a lucky charm, having made a bee-line for him when Hearts beat St Mirren earlier at Tynecastle earlier in the season as well as after the winner against Hibs. (Scottish Sun), external

City of Boston mayor Michelle Wu namechecked the Tartan Army as she confirmed a World Cup fanzone will take place in the city - at Boston City Hall Plaza - and that the planned event will be free. (Scottish Sun), external

Rangers icon Ally McCoist will be part of the HBO Max coverage when the huge US platform arrives in the UK and Ireland on 26 March. (Scottish Sun), external

Celtic legend Larsson was heckled by a Rangers supporter as he went to tee up his ball on the first hole in a celebrity golf tournament. (Scottish Sun), external