Goodwin wants Cameron deal but warns Dundee United must be realistic
Dundee United's Jim Goodwin would like to make Lyall Cameron's loan from Rangers permanent but admits the club must be realistic, while Hearts seek unity after their Conference League defeat and Dundee prepare a new stadium consultation.
Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin has said he would like to turn Lyall Cameron's loan from Rangers into a longer-term arrangement, but he acknowledged that the club "need to be realistic" about its chances of keeping the 24-year-old beyond this season. Cameron is currently on loan at Tannadice from the Ibrox side.
Elsewhere, Rangers and Scotland winger Findlay Curtis is leaving talks about his Ibrox future to his agent, according to a report. The 20-year-old's situation is among the contract matters circulating around the club.
Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken is looking for unity from his squad after Thursday's 3-1 Conference League defeat by Thun in Switzerland. Vrancken was pleased with how Matthew Gillies, the teenage replacement for Stephen Kingsley, performed against Thun.
Dundee's plans for a new stadium in the Camperdown area will be subject to a fresh public consultation, it has been reported. The consultation gives supporters and local residents another opportunity to respond to the proposal.
At Aberdeen, manager Stephen Robinson said the Dons' committed performance in last weekend's League Cup semi-final loss to Rangers cannot simply be reserved for big occasions at Hampden. His comment points to a desire for that level of commitment to carry into other matches.
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