Bennett ready to sell Rangers shares
Former chairman agrees to sell his Ibrox stake, Dundee United say defender forced move to Ireland.
John Bennett is set to follow Dave King's lead and sell his Ibrox stake as part of the proposed Rangers takeover deal by 49ers Enterprises. (Scottish Sun)
Dundee United claim defender Kevin Holt forced a transfer to Derry City by intimating that he "may be unavailable for selection" for the remainder of the season. (The Courier)
Stuart Kettlewell believes he is a better manager and a stronger person after quitting his post at Motherwell and reveals he was offered a job within a week of leaving Fir Park. (Daily Record)
Captain Callum McGregor admits Celtic were "a bit short" in Saturday's loss to Hibs, saying the champions' rare slip "sharpens focus" for the remainder of the season. (Daily Record)
Aberdeen boss Jimmy Thelin believes Oday Dabbagh and Kevin Nisbet could form a deadly strike partnership after the Palestine international came off the bench to grab a late winner against Kilmarnock. (Press & Journal)
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