It was another exciting and action-packed weekend in the Scottish Premiership with plenty of goals, controversy and entertainment. The big match came from Easter Road where Hibs and Rangers shared four goals, while Saturday saw Celtic edge past Livingston 3-2.
Derek McInnes was left scratching his head in the Aberdeen dugout after seeing his side go 3-0 down early on against Motherwell. It sets up another week of possible transfer news with some key Scottish stars possibly on the move.
Click and scroll through for all of Mondays’ SPFL news and transfer gossip.
Click and scroll through for all of Mondays’ SPFL news and transfer gossip.
5. AC Milan's Ajer interest
AC Milan could turn their attention back towards Celtic centre-back Kristoffer Ajer. That is if their final pursuit of £40m-rated Fiorentina defender Nikola Milenkovic fails. Reports in Italy suggest the Scottish champions would be open to a loan with an option to buy. (Corriere della Sera) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
6. Porteous shrugs off Ranegrs incident
Hibs star Ryan Poretous has sought to shrug off the incidents which occurred in the aftermath of the draw with Rangers on Sunday. The player had words with both Steven Gerrard and James Tavernier. The club, however, took to Twitter with a message of their own, calling him the best young centre-back in the country. (various) Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
7. Rangers linked with striker move
Rangers have been linked with a move for Rapid Vienna striker Taxiarchis Fountas. According to reports in Austria, the club are keen on the Greek international but face competition from Atalanta and Stuttgart for his signature. The 25-year-old has hit five in five this season. (Sport24) Photo: KURT DESPLENTER
8. Popescu backed to succeed at Hearts
Hearts signing Mihai Popescu has been backed to succeed by manager Robbie Neilson. The Romanian centre-back signed for the club last week and returns to Scottish football following a stint with St Mirren and Neilson reckons he has the attitude to thrive in big games and atmospheres. (Evening News) Photo: SNS Group Craig Williamson