Rangers have added Republic of Ireland and Sunderland striker Daryl Murphy, who has also been linked with Celtic, to their list of summer targets. (Daily Express)

Veteran defender David Weir will be offered a new one-year contract with Rangers and will stay at Ibrox for another season. (the Sun)

Trabzonspor coach Senol Gunes wants Ki Sung-Yong, who he managed at Seoul, but Celtic have said that the South Korea midfielder is not available for transfer. (the Sun)

Ki Sung-Yong says he would interested in hearing what Trabzonspor had to offer, but the midfielder said he would have to wait to see how he stands with whoever is chosen as new Celtic manager. (Daily Record)

Present club Cardiff City have been priced out of the battle for Celtic and Rangers target Joe Ledley, the midfielder who is out of contract. (Daily Express)

Spartak Moscow will test Celtic's resolve by returning with an eight-figure offer for Aiden McGeady despite being told the winger is not for sale. (the Sun)

Birmingham City will not be prepared to bid as much as £10m for Celtic winger Aiden McGeady. (the Sun)

Alex McLeish has told his players he is staying at Birmingham City after being linked with the vacancy at Liverpool. (the Sun)

Former Hibernian manager John Collins would be interested in becoming the Scottish Football Association's new national performance director. (the Scotsman)

Cowdenbeath's Danny Lennon has been interviewed for the St Mirren manager's job. (the Sun)

Dundee United and Watford are slugging it out to sign Queen's Park left-back Barry Douglas. (Daily Express)

Burnley are ready to pull their £1.5m bid for winger Andrew Driver unless they receive an answer from Hearts by the end of next week. (Daily Express)

Motherwell are in talks with Welsh defender Rhys Weston, who has refused a new deal with Walsall, and have also targeted Uganda captain Simeon Masaba and out-of-contract St Mirren full-back Jack Ross. (Daily Express)

Goalkeeper Stuart Nelson and defender Davide Grassi are stalling on the offers of new contract from Aberdeen. (Various)

Gary Naysmith hopes his move from Sheffield United to Huddersfield Town will help him win a 50th cap with Scotland. (the Sun)

USA coach Bob Bradley has pencilled in Rangers midfielder Maurice Edu to his team to face England in their opening World Cup match. (the Sun)

Striker Dougie Imrie has been offered a contract extension by Hamilton Accies only four months into his 18-month deal. (the Sun)

Defender Simon Ford has been offered a new contract by managerless Kilmarnock but could return to England with Chesterfield or Gillingham. (Various)

Striker David Winters is poised to become the first Scottish football to play in Vietnam, the 27-year-old having agreed a contract with Can Tho after leaving Dumbarton. (Daily Express)

Colin Montgomerie says he will not quit as Ryder Cup captain despite revelations about his marriage problems. (the Scotsman)

Sean Lineen has turned down approaches from English clubs and will remain Glasgow Warriors coach as he believes they can improve on their third-place finish in the Magners League. (the Herald)

Nikki Walker has pulled out of Scotland A's trip to Romania for the IRB Nations Cup defence in Bucharest because of illness in his family, while Richie Vernon and Ryan Grant miss the trip through injury. (the Herald)

Scottish Rugby have confirmed that Scotland's autumn internationals this year will be against New Zealand, South Africa and Samoa. (the Herald)

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