Rangers to move for Metinho, English clubs eye St Mirren boss
Rangers keen on midfielder playing in Switzerland as St Mirren boss attracts interest from English clubs...
Rangers are lining up a £4m move for Troyes midfielder Metinho, with the 22-year-old, currently on loan at Basel, top of the list of targets for their incoming American owners. (Scottish Sun)
St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson is on the shortlist of candidates for vacancies at Queens Park Rangers and Huddersfield Town. (Scottish Sun)
Hearts are trying once more to reach a new contract agreement with captain Lawrence Shankland, with the striker hitting form as his current deal nears expiration. (Daily Record)
Celtic-linked Veljko Milosavljevic is in demand, with Czech outlet Meridian Sport claiming unnamed clubs in Germany and Spain want to sign the 17-year-old Red Star Belgrade centre-back. (Daily Record)
Blackpool boss Steve Bruce was at Tannadice on Saturday to watch Dundee United striker Sam Dalby, who will be a free agent when his Wrexham contract expires at the end of the season. (Daily Record)
Former Ibrox player and coach Jimmy Nicholl has urged Rangers to get a move on with appointing a new manager - or risk an unsettled start to next season. (Daily Record)
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