Scottish gossip: Celtic eye Stoke winger Manhoef
Celtic are eyeing up a move for Stoke City's Dutch winger Million Manhoef, who has previously been linked with Rangers. (Scottish Sun), externalAssistant coach Billy Dodds vowed Rangers will not overlook Aberdeen and be distracted by the second leg of the Europa League quarter-final against Athletic Bilbao. (The Herald, subscription required), externalDundee United boss Jim Goodwin has paid tribute to the contribution of Liverpool loanee Luca Stephenson after confirming that upcoming surgery will end his campaign. (The Courier), externalStriker Kieron Bowie says Hibernian fans will see a better version of him next season after an injury-hit campaign. (Edinburgh News), externalCaptain Graeme Shinnie believes Aberdeen's up-and-down season has made them stronger and more resilient. (Press & Journal), externalScotland defender Kieran Tierney, who is set to return to Celtic this summer, was denied a goal by VAR in a rare Premier League start as Arsenal drew with Brentford. (Football Scotland), externalClark Robertson is keen to avoid more relegation heartbreak with Dundee as the defender aims to halt in-form Hibernian. (Daily Record), external
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The Sun
22 minutes ago
- The Sun
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