Scottish Gossip: Celtic, Aberdeen, Kilmarnock, Livingston, Dundee United
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Bosman lawyer Jean-Louis Dupont insists Scotland's top clubs stand to benefit from a new legal challenge to Uefa's stance on cross-border leagues. (Daily Mail)
Reports in Israel suggest Maccabi Haifa midfielder Mohammad Abu Fani, frequently linked with Celtic this summer, is unhappy at being used as a substitute in every Champions League qualifier so far and with an offer from a European club being rejected. (Daily Record)
"While the window is open we're still active," says Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou, who believes there could be more new faces and players shipping out in the coming weeks. (Daily Express)
Aberdeen midfielder Callum Roberts reveals the pain at being let go by boyhood club Newcastle United left him on the verge of quitting football. (Press & Journal - subscription required)
Kilmarnock are poised to sign 19-year-old winger Deji Sotona on-loan from French club Nice. (Football Scotland)
"Is it Mr Tavernier or Mr Arfield? Is it Mr Jota? Livingston manager David Martindale hits back at the abuse he received for using Rangers stars' nicknames. (Scottish Sun)
Dundee United boss Jack Ross says Aziz Behich is "really frustrated" after a work permit delay robbed the Australian defender of the opportunity to line up against AZ Alkmaar in Thursday's 1-0 win at Tannadice. (Courier - subscription required)
Striker Jonathan Afolabi has joined Bohemians in Ireland following his Celtic departure. (Glasgow Times)