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Scottish gossip: Postecoglou, Rodgers, Thelin, Davis, McCann, Carter-Vickers

Ange Postecoglou, sacked after just eight games in charge of Nottingham Forest, is the bookmakers’ favourite to replace the departed Brendan Rodgers and return to the Celtic manager’s hotseat. (The Scotsman), external

Only an hour or so before news broke that Brendan Rodgers had walked away from Celtic for a second time, the manager was still exchanging text messages and giving absolutely no indication that he was writing a letter of resignation at the same time. (Daily Record), external

Jimmy Thelin’s job as Aberdeen manager is safe, with newly appointed sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel’s first job being to help the Swede improve results rather than sack him. (Daily Record), external

Steven Davis and Neil McCann are in a two-way fight to become Danny Rohl’s right-hand man in Rangers’ dugout as the new head coach looks to add a former Ibrox player to work alongside fellow Germans Sascha Lense and Matthias Kaltenbach. (Daily Record), external

Former Rangers manager Michael Beale has pinpointed Ross Wilson’s departure for Nottingham Forest as a key moment when it “became difficult” at Rangers because he struggled with working without a sporting director. (Coaches Voice), external

Fears are growing that Canada centre-half Cameron Carter-Vickers won’t kick another ball for Celtic this season after he flew to London for surgery on a ruptured Achilles tendon. (Daily Record), external


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