Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor says he would be delighted to resume his Scotland career - if George Burley's successor picks him. (Daily Record)

Barry Ferguson has not ruled out playing for his country again and admits he was surprised to learn he could return despite the ban imposed for a breach of discipline while on Scotland duty. (The Herald)

But the Tartan Army are threatening a revolt if the Scotland ban on McGregor and Ferguson is lifted. (Daily Express)

Scottish Football Association chief executive Gordon Smith has scotched reports he would not appoint Craig Levein as Scotland manager because of an alleged personal feud between the pair. (The Sun)

Former Sweden manager Lars Lagerback says Scotland should appoint a foreign coach and believes he is the man to succeed George Burley. (The Sun)

Hearts boss Csaba Laszlo and Argentina legend Ossie Ardilles have also thrown their hats into the ring for the Scotland vacancy. (Daily Express)

Motherwell manager Jim Gannon says he will not stand in Jim O'Brien's way if the midfielder wants to leave Fir Park. (Various)

Defender Josh Thompson may be given his Celtic debut against Dundee United this weekend if Glenn Loovens fails to recover from injury. (The Sun)

Aberdeen are trailing MLS midfielder Stuart Holden, who is out of contract at Houston Dynamo at the end of the season. (Daily Express)

Old Firm pair Georgios Samaras and Madjid Bougherra are celebrating after booking their places for next summer's World Cup finals with Greece and Algeria, respectively. (Various)

Scottish Premier League bosses have lodged a £140m compensation claim with Setanta's administrators - with clubs desperate to recover lost TV money. (Daily Mail)

Hamilton striker Marco Paixao hopes his stint at New Douglas Park will help him land a move to England's Premier League. (Daily Mail)

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