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Everton mull move for Rangers’ Diomande – gossip

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Everton have identified Rangers midfielder Mohamed Diomande as one of several midfield targets this summer. (Daily Express), external

Former club FC Twente are “seriously interested” in a return for Rangers defender Robin Propper. (soccernews.nl, external – in Dutch)

Left-back Ridvan Yilmaz is another Rangers player being linked with his former club as Beskitas begin transfer talks. (Aspor.com, external – in Turkish)

Dundee United are among clubs interested in a loan deal for Charlton Athletic defender Zach Mitchell after the 20-year-old impressed for St Johnstone last season. (The Courier, external – subscription required)

Sunderland midfielder Nectar Triantis, who has just finished his second loan period at Hibernian, has withdrawn from the Australia squad with his club future uncertain. (The Herald, external – subscription required)

Former Celtic manager Martin O’Neill would be “really surprised” if current boss Brendan Rodgers does not add to the 12 months remaining on his contract. (Scottish Sun), external

Dundee United owner Mark Ogren thinks the San Francisco 49ers’ involvement with Rangers will increase revenue throughout Scottish football – and hopes it could be a step towards lifting the alcohol ban in stadiums. (The Athletic, external – subscription required)


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