Rangers midfielder Lee McCulloch is out for the rest of the season with a knee injury. (Various)

Celtic striker Gary Hooper is trying to find his grandfather's birth certificate to discover whether he is eligible to play for Scotland - his great grandmother was from the Borders but gave birth to her son in a Berwick hospital. (Daily Record)

Former Celtic and Wales striker John Harston believes Rangers striker El Hadji Diouf "has no place in football". (The Sun)

Rangers captain Davie Weir believes Celtic are the favourites when the teams meet in the Scottish Cup fifth round at Ibrox. (The Herald)

Celtic boss Neil Lennon says winger Kris Commons, who turned down an offer from Rangers, will handle the stick that he will get from the home Ibrox support. (Daily Record)

Dundee United defender Garry Kenneth insists that with one half of the Old Firm to be knocked out of the Scottish Cup when Rangers and Celtic play, and with Hearts already out, if his team can get past Hamilton they will have a chance of reaching the final. (The Herald)

Falkirk manager Steven Pressley says that free agent Michael Stewart will not be signing for the club - he is merely offering his former Hearts team-mate training facilities. (The Herald)

Rangers may yet have to face Sporting Lisbon striker Liedson after the Portuguese club asked his new side Corinthians to delay his signing. (The Sun)

Chris Maguire believes he can continue his football education under Craig Brown and hopes Aberdeen come up with a tempting contract offer. (The Sun)

Craig Whyte plans to complete a £33m takeover of Rangers next month. (Daily Record)

Scrum-half Rory Lawson says there is the know-how in the Scotland camp to beat France in the Six Nations in Paris. (The Herald)

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