Advice for the new Celtic striker and the Rangers manager from a former Old Firm duo…
Former Rangers and Scotland striker Kris Boyd has offered advice to Celtic’s new signing Kasper Hogh, urging the forward not to be afraid to miss as he addresses the striker’s apparent lack of confidence following a slow start to the season. (Scottish Sun, external)
Former Ibrox midfielder Charlie Adam has emphasized that Rangers cannot win league titles with a squad of only 15 or 16 players, urging manager Derek McInnes to utilize his full squad throughout the season. (Scottish Sun, external)
Benfica head coach Marco Silva has hinted at significant squad rotations ahead of Thursday’s Europa League clash against Celtic in Lisbon. (Daily Record, external)
Daniel Klein has revealed the unusual role played by goalkeeper Marius Muller and his hairdresser—who happens to be dating Muller’s sister—in helping him secure his move to Aberdeen. (Aberdeen Live, external)
Aberdeen’s Brad Lyons remains confident that the team will turn things around after an erratic start to the season, stating that players simply need to return to basics, believe in themselves, unite as a collective, and prove critics wrong. (Daily Record, external)
Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin has highlighted defender Bert Esselink as an example to the entire squad, praising his hard work and impressive form following some shaky moments last season. (The Courier – subscription required, external)
Former Benfica and Porto star and current TV analyst Basarab Panduru has criticized the decision to overlook Dinamo Bucharest winger Danny Armstrong, calling it beneath the dignity of the Scots to refuse calling up a player from Romania. (Daily Record, external)