Striker Kris Boyd says he never wants to leave Rangers but might be forced to if he is asked to take a wage cut to win a new contract next summer. (The Sun)

Rangers striker Kris Boyd has challenged media critics Mark Hateley, Charlie Nicholas and Derek Johnstone to take him on a coaching course if they think they can make him a better striker. (The Sun)

Kris Boyd's eye injury is likely to keep the Rangers striker sidelined for three weeks. (The Herald)

Watford winger Don Cowie will be drafted into the Scotland squad as injury cover today. (The Sun)

Kilmarnock striker Kevin Kyle would have been an addition to the Scotland squad had he not been injured. (Daily Record)

Scotland have been warned that a typhoon is due to strike Japan on Thursday ahead of Saturday's friendly. (Various)

Scotland manager George Burley is hoping to arrange two international friendlies after the Scottish Cup final in May. (The Sun)

George Burley has set himself a five-game deadline to make Scotland a force again in time for the European Championships. (Daily Express)

Rangers defender Madjid Bougherra expects to be fit for Algeria's World Cup clash with Rwanda despite missing Sunday's Old Firm derby. (Various)

Rangers midfielder Pedro Mendes is a late addition to the Portugal squad to face Hungary and Malta in World Cup qualifying. (Various)

St Mirren midfielder Steven Robb faces six weeks on the sidelines following a hernia operation on Friday. (Various)

Celtic have slashed the ticket prices for their Co-operative Insurance Cup semi-final against Hearts, which will be broadcast live by BBC Scotland. (The Sun)

Hibernian chairman Rod Petrie says the Edinburgh club would be saddled with debt if they had pressed ahead with the construction of a new East Stand two years ago. (The Scotsman)

St Johnstone musician/defender Kevin Rutkiewicz used his two-month injury lay-off to record his first album. (Various)

Hamburg are facing a striker crisis for their Europa League game against Celtic, with Mladen Petric joining Paolo Guerrero on the injury list. (Various)

Former Rangers and Dundee United midfielder Charlie Miller has been hit with a violent conduct charge and banned by the Australian FA for punching an opponent. (Various)

East Stirlingshire owner Spencer Fearn has reported his club's own fans for making sectarian chants during their match against Albion Rovers. (Various)

Colin Montgomerie will ask Sir Alex Ferguson to teach him how to handle a dressing-room full of superstars. (Daily Record)

Andy Murray will decide today whether to play in next week's Shanghai Masters after continuing problems with his wrist. (The Sun)

Scotland's world duathlon champion Catriona Morrison will take part in the World Ironman Championships in Hawaii on Saturday. (Daily Record)

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