Rumour Mill: Mark Warburton | Ronny Deila | Aberdeen

Mark Warburton says he is committed to Rangers, Ronny Deila says he can improve Celtic and Aberdeen end win-less run.

Rangers' manager Mark Warburton. Picture: PA

Rangers boss Mark Warburton ‘flattered’ by QPR link

Rangers manager Mark Warburton is flattered to be linked with QPR but insists he is at Ibrox for the long term.

The former Brentford manager, who took over the Scottish Championship leaders in the summer, has been mentioned in connection with the vacant manager’s post at Loftus Road following the departure of Chris Ramsay. (Scotsman)

Rangers end interest in Manchester City’s George Glendon

Rangers have ended their interest in Manchester City kid George Glendon following a training stint at Murray Park.

The midfielder joined Mark Warburton’s side last week as he looked to catch the eye and potentially win a move north of the border. (Evening Times)

Aberdeen end winless run

Derek McInnes hailed an “important” win for Aberdeen, with Saturday’s victory over Dundee United ending their six match winless run.

Goals from Adam Rooney and Jonny Hayes earned a 2-0 success against Dundee United at Pittodrie ahead of the international break. (Various)

- Dundee United manager Mixu Paatelainen has cancelled all leave for his players during the upcoming international break as he attempts to lift his side

Next two games ‘will decide’ Ronny Deila’s future

Chris Sutton has suggested that Celtic’s next two Europa League games could decide the future of manager Ronny Deila.

Deila has come under pressure due to his side’s disappointing performances and results in Europe.

The Scottish Premiership champions went down 2-1 to Norwegian side Molde at home in the Europa League Group A on Thursday evening. (Sunday Mail)

Ronny Deila - “I’m hard to get rid of”

“I had very tough times in Norway,” Deila said. “It was the same as I feel now but this is a bigger scale. It took time. And they wanted me sacked there as well at that time. I said things they didn’t like and they went ‘we can’t have a manager like that’. But the club stood behind me and I got a new contract when we were last in the league in 2009. We built up a new team. I’m difficult to get rid of. (Scotsman)

Ryan Christie out injured

On-loan Celtic midfielder Ryan Christie faces a long spell on the sidelines after coming off with a knee injury during Inverness Caledonian Thistle’s 3-1 win over Motherwell. (Various)

Pressure mounts on David Moyes

Pressure continued to mount on Real Sociedad boss David Moyes as lowly Las Palmas clinched a 2-0 home win to send his side spiralling into a relegation battle.

Moyes was already feeling the heat with his side - without a home win this season - lying two points and one place above the drop zone heading into the match. Victory for Las Palmas lifts them off the foot of the table. (Various)

IN BRIEF

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Motherwell owner Les Hutchison has admitted he should have sacked manager Ian Baraclough earlier

Rangers striker Nicky Clark admits he faces a battle to earn a new contract