No serious offers have been submitted to buy troubled Rangers, following a week of speculation about a sale at a knockdown price to recoup the club's mounting debt. (Sunday Times)

Meanwhile, talks are being held about inviting thousands of Rangers supporters to help fund a rescue package for the financially-stricken club. (Sunday Herald)

Celtic are tracking Sheffield United defender Matt Kilgallon and are poised to make a £1.5m move for the player in January. (Sunday Express)

Falkirk assistant Alex Smith has assumed a more hands-on role as he bids to steer rookie manager Eddie May through a nightmare start to the season. (Sunday Express)

Celtic keeper Artur Boruc is facing the axe as Poland's national goalkeeper after new head coach Fanciszek Zmuda installed Arsenal's Lukasz Fabianski as his first choice for next week's international friendlies against Romania and Canada. (News of the World)

Dundee United chairman Stephen Thompson has spoken out to quell fears that the Tayside club are set to enter administration. (Sunday Herald)

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