Scottish gossip: Dylan Reid, Nicolas Raskin, Oh Hyeon-gyu, Bojan Miovski, Connor Shields

St Mirren’s Dylan Reid, 17, is poised for a six-figure transfer to Crystal Palace simply months after the Scotland Below-17 midfielder rejected a switch to Celtic. (Scottish Sun)

South Korea striker Oh Hyeon-gyu desires to signal for Celtic and has the blessing of Suwon Bluewings’ supervisor. (KBS via Daily Record)

Italian membership Lazio are excited about Aberdeen striker Bojan Miovski. (Calciomercato via Press & Journal)

Motherwell striker Connor Shields is attracting curiosity from English Soccer League sides Carlisle United and Barrow. (Daily Record)

Winger Morgan Whittaker is determined to maneuver from Swansea Metropolis to Rangers. (Daily Record)

Darvel boss Mick Kennedy claims the Scottish FA are hatching a plot to enter Celtic and Rangers B groups into an SPFL 3. (Daily Record)

Ex-Celtic defender Kieran Tierney says his former academy team-mate Kevin Nisbet, who’s quickly out of contract at Hibernian, is a pure goalscorer and would rating for enjoyable at his previous membership. (Scottish Sun)

Rangers ought to be attempting to signal Nisbet of Hibs and Hearts’ Lawrence Shankland, says former Ibrox captain Barry Ferguson. (Daily Record)

Ex-Celtic and Scotland captain Paul Lambert is able to get again into administration and the previous Livingston boss would welcome a job in Scotland. (Glasgow Live)

Rangers winger Kai Kennedy is ready to signal for Tampa Bay Rowdies within the second tier in america after shining on mortgage at Falkirk. (Daily Record)

Dundee United and Aberdeen hope to carry Luton City goalkeeper Matt Macey, who spent final season at Hibernian, again north of the border this month. (Alan Nixon patreon – subscription required)

Former Celtic boss John Barnes says going to West Ham “could be a step down by way of the scale of the membership” however Ange Postecoglou ought to take the job if supplied it because the Premier League is a step up. (Scottish Sun)

Hearts defender Stephen Kingsley says Toby Sibbick’s motive for coming off towards Aberdeen – that his new boots give him cramp – “is the worst excuse I’ve ever heard”. (The Scotsman)