Scottish transfer gossip: Cerny, McInnes, Ferguson, Celtic, Rangers

Vaclav Cerny has claimed “anything is possible” in terms of his future as speculation grows over where the winger, on loan at Rangers from Wolfsburg, will play next season. (The Herald), external

Heart of Midlothian are set to make their move for Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes official before close of business on Monday. (Scottish Sun), external

David Strelec would score a “minimum” of 20 goals if he signs for Celtic, who have been urged to move for the Slovan Bratislava striker by former playmaker Lubomir Moravcik. (Daily Record), external

Martin Boyle has told Hibernian the ball is in their court as he awaits a decision over his future, with the Australia forward out of contract within weeks and with options in the A-League. (Daily Record), external

Rangers boss Barry Ferguson says he has had some fallouts with Nico Raskin – because the Belgian’s fiery temperament reminds him of himself. (The Scotsman), external

Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin revealed he had extended clear-the-air talks with his players in the Ibrox dressing room after the humiliating second-half collapse. (Press & Journal), external

The future of Nikola Katic, who was linked with a return to Rangers in January but instead joined Plymouth Argyle, is up in the air after the Pilgrims’ relegation. (Scottish Sun), external

Lyall Cameron has voiced Dundee‘s frustrations over their latest VAR controversy – but accepts they have been the architects of their own downfall this season. (The Courier), external

Celtic‘s long-awaited new training facility – which was expected to open in January – is now only three weeks away from being completed. (Scottish Sun), external