Florian Kamberi turns down Rangers move, Alfredo Morelos left in limbo over Lille interest, Celtic won't enter bidding war for striker, Rangers and Hibs escape punishment - Scottish Premiership Rumour Mill

Tuesday’s Scottish football news and gossip.

Florian Kamberi is set to leave Hibs. Picture: SNS

Kamberi deal agreed

Florian Kamberi’s protracted exit from Hibs looks set to be completed in the next 24 hours after the Easter Road club and Swiss outfit St Gallen agreed a deal for the player. (Evening News)

Kamberi turned down Rangers

Florian Kamberi turned down an attempt from Rangers to sign the striker on a permanent deal after failing to agree terms over a two-year deal. (Scottish Sun)

Morelos latest

Alfredo Morelos remains in limbo over a potential move to Lille as the French side put their efforts into securing a deal for Gent striker Jonathan David. (Scottish Sun)

Celtic not interested in Fletcher bidding war

Celtic are not interested in getting into a bidding war over a deal for Scotland international Steven Fletcher. The striker is a free agent after leaving Sheffield Wednesday but is drawing interest from a number of Championship sides. (Daily Record)

Old Firm stars will leave if offer comes

Ally McCoist believes the Old Firm will be unable to resist offers for their prize assets Odsonne Edouard and Alfredo 
Morelos during the current transfer window. (The Scotsman)

Hearts, Thistle block release of arbitration verdict

Hearts and Partick Thistle have refused permission for details of the arbitration verdict to be released by the SFA after the two clubs failed in their bid to have their relegation overturned. (Scottish Sun)

Three clubs escape punishment

Rangers, Hibs and Motherwell have all escaped punishment after the SFA accepted their reasons for failing to meet safety protocols prior to pre-season friendly fixtures. (Daily Record)

United looking at Norwood deal

Dundee United are hoping to secure a loan deal for Ipswich Town striker James Norwood on loan. There is also interest from Fleetwood Town, but Micky Mellon hopes his prior working relationship with the player will tempt him north. (Daily Record)