Scottish gossip: Next St Johnstone manager - David Martindale, Neil Lennon, Robbie Neilson, Jody Morris
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St Johnstone CEO Stan Harris could explore a move for Livingston manager David Martindale after Steven MacLean's exit. (Scottish Sun), external
Former Heart of Midlothian manager Robbie Neilson and ex-Inverness boss Billy Dodds are set to be discussed by the Saints board in addition to Martindale. (Daily Record), external
Jody Morris, a fans favourite from the Derek McInnes era at St Johnstone, could be an alternative, although his one management post - at Swindon Town - lasted 18 games, one fewer than MacLean's at McDiarmid Park. (The Courier), external
St Johnstone could turn to former Celtic and Hibernian manager Neil Lennon to replace MacLean. (The Herald), external
Rangers midfielder Tom Lawrence, who missed most of last season with a serious knee problem then picked up another injury against Real Betis in the Europa League, is set to return to training. (Rangers Review), external
Former Rangers boss Michael Beale could return to his old club QPR after Gareth Ainsworth's exit. (Scottish Sun), external
Celtic legend Scott Brown is getting "itchy feet" and wants to return to management after being sacked from his first job at Fleetwood Town earlier this season. (Scottish Sun), external
Ex-Rangers defender Filip Helander only has a one-year deal at Odense and has left the door open on a return to Ibrox. (Sunday Mail), external

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