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Tavernier on list of Tottenham options – gossip

Tottenham Hotspur are weighing up a move for Rangers captain James Tavernier in the event they are relegated to the Championship. (TeamTalk), external

Celtic remain interested in Venezia midfielder Issa Doumbia, along with Club Brugge, Espanyol and Southampton, but the 22-year-old’s value has soared after an impressive season in Serie B. (Gazzetta dello Sport via Daily Record – subscription required), external

Celtic are lining up a permanent move for Marcelo Saracchi but a deal for the 28-year-old left-back on loan from Boca Juniors is on ice until a new manager is appointed. (The Herald – subscription required), external

Manager Jim Goodwin has confirmed that Dundee United are keen to secure the permanent signing of Krisztian Keresztes if they can afford to take up the option on buying the defender from Hungarian outfit Nyiregyhaza Spartacus. (The Courier – subscription required), external

Celtic winger James Forrest insists he’s still dreaming of a World Cup call-up for Scotland, with the 34-year-old saying he would never closed the door on adding to his 39 caps. (Daily Record – subscription required), external

Aberdeen should move to extend the loan deal of defender Liam Morrison from Queens Park Rangers, saying Pittodrie legend Willie Miller. (Press & Journal – subscription required), external


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