Motherwell Linked with A-League Manager Mark Jackson

In a surprising twist, Motherwell has emerged as a potential destination for Central Coast Mariners boss Mark Jackson. The Scottish Premiership club is reportedly considering the A-League manager as a candidate for their managerial position. (Scottish Sun)

Celtic's Transfer Targets

Celtic is expected to reignite their interest in 18-year-old Motherwell midfielder Lennon Miller. The young talent has also attracted attention from Sunderland, Eintracht Frankfurt, and Royal Union St Gilloise. However, Miller remains focused on pre-season preparations with Motherwell. (Daily Record)

Additionally, Celtic is keeping tabs on Hearts left-back James Penrice and Sassuolo left-back Josh Doig, who recently made his Scotland debut. The club is also eyeing Sweden winger Benjamin Nygren, who is entering the final six months of his contract with Nordsjaelland. (talkSPORT, Scottish Sun)

Rangers Forward Hamza Igamane in Demand

Rangers forward Hamza Igamane, 22, is being closely monitored by several clubs, including French quartet Lens, Lille, Rennes, and Strasbourg, as well as English sides Brentford, Everton, and West Ham. (Foot Mercato, Football Insider)

Hearts and Dundee Transfer Updates

Hearts are targeting Nigerian striker Uchenna Ogundu, who played in the Turkish second-tier last season. Meanwhile, Dundee has secured a deal to sign former Cambridge United midfielder Paul Digby, 30, as a free agent. However, Antonio Portales and Mo Sylla are set to leave Dundee, though the club remains confident of retaining Josh Mulligan. (Edinburgh Evening News, The Courier)

Scottish Football News

Las Palmas is looking to offload Scotland centre-half Scott McKenna, 28, as they aim to reduce their wage bill following relegation from La Liga. In other news, Gregory Vignal, the boss of Latvian side RFS, has expressed his dream of returning to Rangers as manager, believing his current team could finish in the top three of the Scottish Premiership. (udlaspalmas.net, Daily Record, Glasgow Times)