Henrik Larsson dreams of returning to Celtic as manager one day and is going to study for his coaching badges in Scotland. (Various)

Assistant boss Ally McCoist has hinted strongly that Walter Smith intends to stay on as manager at Rangers. (Daily Mail)

However, McCoist has urged the Ibrox club's board to resolve Smith's contract situation as quickly as possible. (Herald)

President of the Dutch FA Michael van Praag is in favour of reviving the idea of an Atlantic League, which could involve the Old Firm. (Daily Record)

The Welsh FA has confirmed they will have St Mirren midfielder Andy Dorman watched, now that he is eligible to play for them. (Daily Mail)

Kilmarnock signing Mark Burchill has resumed training after 10 weeks on the sidelines with an Achilles problem. (Various)

Aberdeen boss Mark McGhee has told Sone Aluko it's time to produce his best form for club as well as country now that he is back from the Under-20 World Cup. (Scottish Sun)

Hibernian manager John Hughes has urged Derek Riordan to take out his Scotland frustration by banging in more goals at club level. (Various)

Rookie centre Peter Horne is in line for a Heineken Cup start as injury and illness has ravaged the Glasgow Warriors backline. (Various)

Andy Murray will not defend his Abu Dahbi title in January as he concentrates on his preparations for the Australian Open. (Scotsman)

Andrew Lemoncello ran his fastest ever half-marathon at the weekend and is being tipped for success by Ian Stewart, UK Athletics head of endurance. (Herald)

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