Hibs Eye Reedijk After Strong Impression in Manager Hunt - Gossip

Hibs Eye Reedijk After Strong Impression in Manager Hunt – Gossip

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Hibs move closer to appointing a new head coach, while a Rangers player reveals he had expected to depart during the summer…

Hibernian are approaching a decision on their next manager after completing the final stage of face-to-face interviews. Dutch coach Marink Reedijk, 34, is believed to be among the frontrunners. (Edinburgh Evening News, external)

Inter Turku boss Vesa Vasara is not expected to leave the Finnish side to become the new manager of Hibernian. (Hibs Observer – subscription required, external)

Belgian midfielder Nicolas Raskin has revealed that he was psychologically prepared to leave Rangers until the closing hours of the transfer window, although he says the situation was outside both his and the club’s control. (Sporza and HLN via Scottish Sun, external)

Rangers defender James Penrice still hopes to represent Scotland, but says earning an international call-up shortly after his transfer from AEK Athens to Ibrox has not been his main concern. (Scottish Sun, external)

New Scotland squad defender Luis Binks admits that turning down Jose Mourinho was not easy. He rejected a new Tottenham contract, despite the renowned manager wanting him to stay, so he could pursue regular first-team football. (Daily Record – subscription required, external)

Former Tynecastle player Ryan Stevenson believes Hearts have the quality to compete for the championship again this season, adding that their demanding schedule before Christmas will show whether a genuine title challenge is possible. (Daily Record – subscription required, external)

Bobby Wales netted a brace as Dundee secured a 3-0 victory over Partick Thistle in Tuesday’s practice match, before the forward linked up with Scotland’s Under-21 squad. (The Courier – subscription required, external)

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