Scottish Gossip: Rangers, Celtic, Dundee United, Motherwell, St Mirren, Hearts, Aberdeen
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Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst believes duo Ryan Kent and Ryan Jack will be fit Thursday's Europa League second leg with Red Star Belgrade after the pair suffered knocks in Sunday's Scottish Cup win over Dundee. (Scottish Sun), external
Liverpool are closing in on signing teenage winger Ben Doak from Celtic's academy. (The Athletic), external
Goalkeeper Joe Hart says Celtic players refused a break as they turn attention to the Scottish Cup in Monday's quarter-final with Dundee United. (Glasgow Times), external
Manager Neil Lennon says his "toxic" Celtic experience has made him ready for fan pressure at new club Omnia Nicosia. (Football Scotland), external
Dundee United striker Nicky Clark is keen to banish previous Hampden heartache when his side face Celtic in Monday's last-eight tie. (The Courier), external
Motherwell midfielder Ross Tierney advised Celtic striker Johnny Kenny not to sign for Ange Postecoglou's side. (Scottish Sun), external
Republic of Ireland manager Stephen Kenny is considering calling up St Mirren midfielder Connor Ronan for his first full international cap. (Daily Record), external
Meanwhile, on-loan Wolves man Ronan has given an update on his future after scoring another wonder goal in Saturday's cup defeat at Hearts. (Glasgow Times), external
Surgery on a broken hand has brought Hearts winger Gary Mackay-Steven closer to a return. (Edinburgh Times), external
Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin has called on his side to find their ruthless streak as they make a late bid for a top-six place. (Press & Journal), external
Celtic were forced to play without a goalkeeper for 78 minutes in their 2-1 SWPL defeat to Glasgow City, with manager Fran Alonso left frustrated. (Anyone's Game), external
Partick Thistle's Brian Graham claimed the referee had "robbed us of three points" as his side were beaten 2-1 by Aberdeen in the SWPL. (Anyone's Game), external
