Ex-Rangers winger Rabbi Matondo is training with Hibernian on a trial basis, while Torino midfielder Gvidas Gineitis has revealed that a move to Celtic would appeal to him.
Former Rangers wide player Rabbi Matondo has linked up with Hibernian during their training camp in La Manga. The 26-year-old Wales international is hoping to earn a deal after leaving Brann in the summer. (Daily Record, external)
Lithuanian midfielder Gvidas Gineitis, 22, who attracted interest from Celtic during the summer, believes that leaving Torino for the Scottish title holders could offer an appealing and valuable experience. (15min.It, external)
Sabah Kerjota, the 25-year-old winger signed by Heart of Midlothian from Sambenedettese last year, views his rise from Italy’s fourth tier to a maiden Albania call-up as evidence that recruitment guided by data can turn ambitions into reality. (Daily Record, external)
Rangers goalkeeper Rydnn McGuire rejected approaches from clubs in England before agreeing to a three-year deal. The 17-year-old believes he has a genuine route into the senior side at Ibrox. (Rangers Review, external)
Bobby Williamson acknowledges that his bid to become the next Scotland head coach was unlikely to succeed, even though Ally McCoist, Scott Brown and Kevin Thomson had agreed to join his staff. His European coaching licence expired a decade ago, but he maintains that winning the Scottish Cup with Kilmarnock and securing four regional titles with Uganda represents a respectable career. (The Scotsman, external)
Gerry Strain, the former owner of Hamilton Academical, intends to pursue legal action against the Scottish Professional Football League if an agreement cannot be reached outside court. The dispute follows his challenge to last year’s Scottish FA ruling that he was not considered suitable to operate the club. (Scottish Sun, external)
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