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'Livingston will listen to offers amid Yengi interest'

'Livingston will listen to offers amid Yengi interest'

BBC News3 days ago

Tete Yengi looks to be heading for a summer exit from Livingston, with the striker on the radar of several clubs south of the border and the promoted club prepared to listen to offers for the 24-year-old who is contracted until next summer. (Sunday Mail), externalRead Sunday's Scottish Gossip in full.

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