Trabzonspor are seriously interested in 28-year-old Rangers and Scotland centre-back John Souttar. (Ajansspor), external
Rangers head coach Russell Martin is happy with goalkeepers Jack Butland and Liam Kelly but has not ruled out making a move to add in that department as he assesses his options. (Chris Jack on X), external
If Rangers are to sign Crystal Palace winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi, for whom head coach Russell Martin has bid while with two previous clubs, it is likely to be a loan given the Premier League club’s £8-10m valuation of the 22-year-old who is also interesting Southampton. (Football Insider), external
Como winger Samuel Ballet, who was on loan to Zurich in his homeland last season, has revealed he has held talks with other clubs after the 24-year-old was quizzed about Rangers’ interest in him. (The Herald), external
Amid reported interest from Rangers in Luuk de Jong, PSV Eindhoven head coach Peter Bosz admits the 34-year-old striker has still not made a decision on his future. (Daily Record), external
Norwich City have expressed an interest in Celtic winger Yang Hyun-jun, who has signalled his intention to explore a move amid interest in England and Europe, but the Scottish champions have yet to decide whether to let the 23-year-old South Korea international leave. (Anthony Joseph on X), external
Brendan Rodgers, who is entering the final year of his contract, has held talks with majority shareholder Dermot Desmond over his Celtic future, but the manager admits he is not any closer to signing a new deal. (Scottish Sun), external
Brendan Rodgers is only likely to sanction a loan move for Giuseppe Ambrosino given the Napoli forward is unproven at 21, but even if the Italian arrives in Glasgow, the Celtic manager still wants to bring in a big-name striker this summer. (Inside Track), external
Brighton & Hove Albion striker Evan Ferguson would like to join Roma, according to Calciomercato, despite reports suggesting Celtic were interested in taking the 20-year-old on loan. (Calciomercato via Glasgow Times), external
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