A round-up of the latest transfer talk and club news from across Scottish football has emerged, with Rangers among the clubs featuring prominently in reports.
According to Football Insider, Rangers would be required to pay at least £15m in January if they wish to land Bologna and Scotland international midfielder Lewis Ferguson. The Ibrox club have been linked with a move for the player, but the reported valuation suggests any deal would represent a significant financial commitment for the Scottish champions should they choose to pursue it in the winter window.
Elsewhere, the future of Greenock Morton remains a subject of interest after the Herald reported that Estrella Football Group has resumed discussions with the club's owners over a potential rescue plan. Estrella, which already holds stakes in clubs in Portugal and Italy, had previously held talks with Morton, who have been described as cash-strapped. The renewed contact suggests a takeover or investment deal could once again be on the table for the Greenock side.
In Israel, former Rangers captain James Tavernier has been revealed as the highest-paid player in the country's top flight. The Scottish Sun reported that Tavernier, who left Ibrox for Maccabi Tel Aviv, earns £11,500 per week at his new club, underlining the scale of the contract he secured after departing Rangers following a long and successful spell as captain.
Meanwhile, Tomas Cvancara has reflected fondly on his time at Celtic, where he spent last season on loan. Speaking to the Glasgow Times, Cvancara said he will