St Mirren's David Barron has rejected the Paisley club's final contract offer of a two-year extension. (The Star)

Aberdeen boss Mark McGhee has warned Zander diamond his Scotland dream will die unless he cuts out the calamities that have derailed Aberdeen's league campaign. (Daily Record)

Hibernian could be the next stopping point for former Aberdeen and Kilmarnock boss Jimmy Calderwood, after he admitted he would like to manage the Edinburgh side. (Daily Record)

Shamrock Rovers chief executive Jonathan Roache has warned Hibs that they won't be taking his manager Michael O'Neill to Easter Road. (The Sun)

The Scottish Football Partnership have rejected an application from Annan Athletic to help them widen their pitch at Galabank, which is two metres short of requirements. (Daily Record)

Scotland manager Craig Levein is trying to snatch Chelsea wonderkid Josh McEachran from England as his family are originally from Campbelltown. (The Sun)

Dundee hope to pay player and staff wages today after failing to honour salary payments last week due to an ongoing cash crisis. (The Herald)

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