Scottish Gossip: Dragojević, Raskin, Chermiti, Horkas, Hatate, Nygren

Hearts are still waiting to hear what out-of-contract Craig Gordon plans to do following his return from the World Cup with Scotland, with head coach Wouter Vrancken saying it is the 43-year-old goalkeeper’s decision whether to carry on or retire. (Hearts Standard, external)

Samsunspor’s new offer for Elliot Watt is more than £1.7m, plus a signing bonus, which is very close to Motherwell’s financial requirements, and the 26-year-old midfielder has already agreed terms. (George Tsarouchas on X, external)

Motherwell are interested in 25-year-old Blau-Weiß Linz centre-half Martin Moormann. (Mark Hendry on Substack, external)

Will Ferry has returned to training with Dundee United after the 25-year-old winger did not progress a transfer to a Czech club he had been given permission to talk to and who had a £1.8m offer accepted by the Scottish Premiership outfit. (Daily Record, external)

St Mirren have held talks with Leon King after the centre-half was freed by Rangers, but manager Craig McLeish has told the 22-year-old they have to bolster other positions in the squad first before making an offer. (Daily Record, external)

St Mirren are set to win the race to sign 20-year-old Queen’s Park centre-half Henry Fieldson on a free transfer. (Pete O’Rourke on X, external)

Aberdeen and Western Sydney Wanderers have agreed a fee for the return of Nicolas Milanovic to the A-League club, who are now discussing personal terms with the 24-year-old winger who also has interest from several Australian and international clubs. (Rudy Galetti on X, external)

Nicolas Milanovic is keen to return to Australia, with Western Sydney Wanderers in talks to take back the winger they sold to Aberdeen last summer for £400,000. (Anthony Joseph on X, external)

Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has confirmed he has no plans to replace released goalkeeper Per Kristian Bratveit in the summer transfer window. (Press & Journal, external)

Vicente Besuijen, the 25-year-old winger who has been released after his loan spell with Emmen, is confident he would have lit up Scottish football and earned Aberdeen a profit if not for injuries and managerial instability. (Press & Journal, external)

Hibs are continuing their search for a traditional number nine but are not expected to revive interest in Scotland and Charlton Athletic 30-year-old Lyndon Dykes. (Hibs Observer, external)

St Johnstone have handed a trial to former Dundee midfielder Max Anderson after the 25-year-old left Crawley Town. (Daily Record, external)