Scottish Gossip: Celtic, Rangers, Hibs, Hearts, Aberdeen, Inverness Caley Thistle, Scotland women, Dundee United

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill is the new second favourite with bookmakers for the Celtic job after his odds were cut following a flurry of bets. (Daily Record), external

Former Celtic defender and assistant boss Johan Mjallby insists a host of top managers will be keen on the Parkhead job this summer, with Rafa Benetiz, Andre Villas-Boas and Roberto Martinez all linked. (Sun), external

Dundee United striker Osman Sow was held by Swedish police last weekend in a 'money laundering' probe. (Courier), external

Hibs chief executive Leeann Dempster praises officials and fans at capital rivals Hearts for identifying the fan alleged to have racially abused Marvin Bartley in the wake of the Edinburgh derby. (Daily Record), external

Rangers legend Ally McCoist has called on Police Scotland to clean up Scottish football by taking a zero-tolerance approach to hooliganism. (Daily Mail, print edition)

Aberdeen manager Derek McInnes says midfielder Lewis Ferguson can use the Scottish Cup semi-final against Celtic on Sunday to prove he's the best young player in Scotland. (Press and Journal), external

Rangers and Celtic are both ranked in the top 20 clubs in the world for highest average attendances, according to a survey by the CIES Football Observatory. (Daily Record), external

Dundee United confirm Robbie Neilson's position as head coach is safe even if he fails to clinch promotion to the Premiership this season. (Sun), external

Edinburgh and Scotland centre Matt Scott says players could choose to hide symptoms of concussion because they don't want to risk missing out on the World Cup. (Scotsman), external