West Bromwich Albion have issued a hands-off warning to Rangers over their interest in Scotland star Graham Dorrans. (The Star)

Rangers could be set for D-Day talks business tycoon Andrew Whyte over a deal to buy the cash-strapped Ibrox club. (Daily Record)

Scottish Football Association president George Peat has been advised by former MP George Foukes to open peace talks with Celtic over the recent refereeing crisis. (The Star)

Former SFA referees' chief George Cumming has said current chief executive Stewart Regan has been too soft on Celtic and believes the Glasgow club is responsible for the current crisis in Scottish football. (The Star)

Kilmarnock have opened talks with in-form striker Connor Sammon with a view to extending and improving his current deal. (The Star)

Former Rangers star Jean Claude D'archeville believes Celtic have snared the new Lubomir Moravcik by enticing Guinean Pascal Feindouno on trial. (Daily Record)

Scottish Football League chief executive David Longmuir will hold talks with the SPL regarding compensation for last week's referee strike. (The Sun)

Celtic manager Neil Lennon will learn if he is to be punished for his criticism of referee Craig Thompson during his team's 2-0 defeat by Hearts last month. (The Herald)

Celtic defender Glenn Loovens is wanted back at Cardiff with the Welsh side prepared to offer former captain Mark Hudson in a straight swap. (The Mail)

Celtic defender Andreas Hinkel reckons his days at the Glasgow club could be numbered after suffering cruciate ligament damage which has kept him out for the season. (The Star)

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