The Press and Journal links Kari Arnason with a return to Aberdeen.
The veteran spent last season at Omonia of Cyprus and could be heading for a second spell in the Granite City as Derek McInnes looks to replace Ash Taylor.
The Dons also remain keen to sign Shaun Maloney, even if he would be unable to feature in the Europa League qualifiers.
Chelsea’s Charly Musonda is not on his way to Celtic – according to his brother Lamisha at least.
He took to Instagram to say that the 20-year-old Belgian is focused on Chelsea and Chelsea only. (Daily Star)
Nottingham Forest are expected to announce the signing of Rangers winger Barrie McKay later today, reports the Nottingham Post.
The 22-year-old has agreed the basic terms of a £750,000 move that will reunite him with Mark Warburton.
Jordan Rossiter has told Rangers fans he can’t apologise enough after the Ibrox side crashed out of the Europa League.
The English midfielder admitted the side’s performance just wasn’t good enough. (Daily Record)
Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha apologises to fans after humiliating Europa League exit
St Johnstone are looking for an early goal in their Europa League tie, says Richard Foster.
The Saints lost 2-1 to FK Trakai in Perth last week, leaving them with the tough task of salvaging a result. (The Courier)
Hearts boss Ian Cathro wants to draw a line under speculation about Jamie Walker’s future, writes the Evening News.
Walker has been linked with a move to Rangers, and Cathro insists his priority is to get the winger back playing.
There have been no bids for Jambos midfielder Arnaud Djoum despite reports in Africa.
The 28-year-old is on holiday after starring for Cameroon in the Confederations Cup. (Edinburgh Evening News)
Dundee boss Neil McCann was impressed by trialists Glen Kamara, Crescendo van Berkel and Nils Rutten in last night’s 3-1 friendly win over St Mirren. (The Courier)
Down south
The Sun reports Manchester United captain Wayne Rooney has been left out of the club’s pre-season tour of the United States and will complete a move back to Everton this week. Rooney will be allowed to leave Old Trafford on a free transfer with Everton paying him his current £250,000 a week wages.
Rooney could form a new-look strikeforce at Goodison with Olivier Giroud with the Sun also reporting he is set to join the Toffees from Arsenal in a £20m deal to replace Romelu Lukaku, who is set to rejoin Chelsea in a £90m deal.
The Independent writes that Manchester United will make a final push to bring Alvaro Morata to Old Trafford. Manager Jose Mourinho has become frustrated with the lack of new faces at the club but Real Madrid are holding out for their £72m asking price. Mourinho wants his squad complete before getting on the plane for the US and so far only Victor Lindelof has arrived at the club.
Roma defender Antonio Rudiger has arrived in London to complete a £36million move to Chelsea, according to the Daily Mirror. The Blues have beaten off a bid by Manchester City for the Germany international and Rudiger will undergo a medical before the deal, for an initial £31m with £5m in add-ons, is completed.
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