Walter Smith fears the sack as Rangers manager if they fail to win the Scottish title on Sunday. (Sunday Mail)

Rangers are considering a move for Middlesbrough goalkeeper Ross Turnbull but want to first sell Allan McGregor. (Sunday Mail)

Italian midfielder Massimo Donati could stay with Celtic next season - but only if Gordon Strachan quits as manager. (News of the World)

Ipswich are poised to make a £450,000 offer to Dundee United for midfielder Morgaro Gomis. (Sunday Mail)

Polish goalkeeper Grzegorz Szamotulski is poised to reject a new deal with Hibernian to join Leicester. (News of the World)

Much-wanted teenager James McCarthy has refused to deny that he has played his last game for Hamilton. (Sunday Mail)

Striker Richard Offiong is likely to leave Hamilton for an English club in the summer. (News of the World)

Hamilton have rejected offers to become a feeder club to three English outfits. (News of the World)

Richard Foster could play his last game for Aberdeen on Sunday as the club want to sell the wide man following a bust-up with manager Jimmy Calderwood. (News of the World)

Ross Tokely has accused Falkirk's Steve Lovel of going down easily as the Inverness man was sent off in the game that relegated Caley Thistle. (Sunday Herald)

Owen Coyle is close to extending his contract as manager of Burnley. (Sunday Herald)

Donald Park has resigned as Hibernian assistant to become deputy director of football development with the Scottish FA. (Sunday Mail)

Scotland's women rugby players qualified for the 2010 World Cup finals with a 38-18 win over Netherlands that won European Championship Group A. (Scotland on Sunday)

Scotland cricketer Colin Smith has been passed fit for next month's 20/20 World Cup despite suffering a fractured cheekbone last week. (Sunday Herald)

Shinty striker Ronald Ross took his total of goals for Kingussie to 1000 by scoring four in a 7-4 win away to Lovat. (Sunday Herald)

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