Saha doubts Moyes would leave Premier League for Celtic
Louis Saha questions whether Celtic could tempt David Moyes from the Premier League, while Scottish football gossip also covers Derek McInnes's selection dilemma, Hearts' trip to Trabzonspor and injury news at Dundee.
Former striker Louis Saha, who played under David Moyes at Everton, has raised doubts over whether Celtic could persuade the Premier League manager to leave his current post as the club search for a successor to Martin O'Neill, according to the Glasgow Times.
Elsewhere, former Rangers forward Kris Boyd says Derek McInnes has a significant decision to make over whether to bring Kevin Kelsy back into his starting line-up for Saturday's match against St Johnstone, the Scottish Sun reports.
Trabzonspor defender Stefan Savic believes his side can raise their level further when they face Hearts, after the Turkish club beat rivals Besiktas 2-0 on Monday, a game in which Mohamed Salah scored the second goal, per the Daily Record.
Dundee manager Steven Pressley is waiting anxiously for clarity on Bobby Wales, with the on-loan striker sent to a second specialist to get a definitive diagnosis on his ankle injury, the Daily Record says.
At Dundee United, Jim Goodwin says the club were eager to bring Amar Fatah back to Tannadice and made him a strong offer, according to The Courier. Stephen Robinson, meanwhile, says Ayoub Mouloua's impact for Aberdeen in the win over St Mirren — after a week restricted to training on a static bike — has given him something to consider, the Press and Journal reports.
Kilmarnock manager Neil McCann has stressed that new signing Nico Mantl faces a contest for the goalkeeper's jersey after Calum Ferrie's strong display in Saturday's 3-2 win over Motherwell, The Herald reports.
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