Scottish Gossip: Nadir Ciftci, Kris Commons, Rangers linked with goalkeeper
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FOOTBALL GOSSIP
Celtic playmaker Kris Commons is a fitness doubt for next month's Champions League qualifiers after a wardrobe door fell on him and broke his toe. Sun, subscription required
Dundee United have rejected a £900,000 bid from Celtic for striker Nadir Ciftci. Sun, subscription required
Middlesbrough are ready to offer £1.7m for Dundee United's 23-year-old centre forward Nadir Ciftci. Daily Mail
Rangers have opened talks with former Swindon goalkeeper Wes Foderingham. Daily Mail
Wrexham say they have accepted an offer from Motherwell for striker Louis Moult and the 23-year-old will discuss personal terms on a move to Fir Park. Daily Post
Australian winger Nick Epifano is to join Dundee United on their pre-season trip to the Netherlands. Evening Telegraph
St Johnstone midfielder Chris Millar is expected to miss Thurdsay night Europa League opener in Armenia because of a hamstring injury. Courier
Hibernian boss Alan Stubbs is disappointed by Rangers' public pursuit of midfield ace Scott Allan, following comments made by Ibrox vice-chairman Paul Murray. (Times)
Hearts are seeking two more defenders to complete their squad for next season - with a new left-back a priority. Edinburgh Evening News
Celtic captain Scott Brown is desperate to tick off a domestic treble on his career wish-list. Daily Record
Brown also claims reaching the group stages of the Champions League is Celtic's equivalent of "winning the World Cup". (Various)
Teenage midfielder Liam Henderson has been given the green light to resume training at Celtic after ending his loan spell at Rosenborg with a knee injury. (Various)
Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes has no qualms about giving new goalkeeper Danny Ward a starting place in Thursday's Europa League qualifying visit to Macedonia. (Daily Express)
Stefan Scepovic says he struggled in his first season at Celtic, with the striker unused to the long-ball game and physical approach in Scotland. (Various)
Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd, now back at Kilmarnock for a third time, has hit out at Ibrox chairman Dave King for dithering over a new manager and publically slamming players at the club. (Various)
Head coach Robbie Neilson has confirmed that Hearts will be due a development fee from any club hoping to sign midfielder Jason Holt but says the Edinburgh club won't demand "silly money". Daily Record
Rangers aim to sign 18-year-old centre-back Tom Lang, who recently quit Birmingham City. (Sun)
