Maloney unsure on management future as Celtic monitor Toth and Betis track Raskin
Shaun Maloney says he has not decided whether to return to management, while Celtic keep tabs on goalkeeper Balazs Toth and Real Betis monitor Rangers' Nico Raskin.
Shaun Maloney remains undecided about whether football management is for him in the future, according to a report. The 43-year-old former Hibernian boss, now working as Martin O'Neill's assistant at Celtic, also denied suggestions that he is currently pulling the strings at the club.
Celtic are continuing to monitor goalkeeper Balazs Toth, the report says. The 29-year-old Hungarian, heavily linked with the club in the summer, has rejected offers of a new contract with Blackburn Rovers.
Ahead of Thursday's Europa League meeting with Celtic, Celta Vigo midfielder Ilaix Moriba has been cleared to play despite his house being raided and thousands of pounds of jewellery being stolen.
With the January transfer window approaching, Real Betis are said to be continuing to monitor Rangers midfielder Nico Raskin, though the Ibrox club reportedly have no intention of letting the 25-year-old Belgium international go easily.
Elsewhere, former Scotland forward Don Hutchison says he regrets not joining Rangers when he had the chance on leaving Sunderland in 2001, and wonders whether Bologna's Lewis Ferguson might face a similar dilemma. Heart of Midlothian striker James Wilson, 19, is said to be unconcerned about his contract situation as he enters the final year of his current deal, while Dundee head coach Steven Pressley has revealed he came close to quitting several times last season.
Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay believes he is close to his best after a procedure to correct irregular heart rhythms, having scored twice in Napoli's 4-3 Champions League win over Bodo/Glimt.
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