Scottish Football Association chief executive Gordon Smith laughs off comments made by Rudi Vata that he approached the agent about his client Slaven Bilic becoming the new Scotland manager. (Daily Record)

Florida-based Scottish property tycoon Graham Duffy is planning a fans' buyout at Rangers, with supporters paying £1,000 as a one-off joining fee, in a bid to raise £45m. (Evening Times)

But Rangers majority shareholder Sir David Murray says there have been no expressions of interest in his stake. (Scotsman)

Wolfsburg, Hannover '96 and Schalke 04 are interested in taking Celtic and Scotland defender Gary Caldwell to Germany. (Scottish Sun)

And Caldwell's international team-mate Lee Wallace says he cannot enjoy the personal plaudits while his Hearts team are at the wrong end of the SPL table. (Scottish Sun)

Celtic manager Tony Mowbray travelled to France on Friday to watch £3m-rated Tours striker Olivier Giroud in action against Angers, but he may face competition for his signature from former Celtic boss Gordon Strachan, now at Middlesbrough. (Various)

Hamilton manager Billy Reid says his team have improved their commitment and work ethic since their 2-0 home defeat by St Johnstone in October. (Daily Record)

Aberdeen manager Mark McGhee reckons his players are in the best frame of mind he has seen them in, ahead of their game against Rangers in the SPL. (Scottish Daily Express)

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