Rumour Mill: Alan Stubbs for Bolton? | Celtic tempt Roy Keane | Rangers title ambition

Bolton Wanderers are set to make a shock move for Hibs manager Alan Stubbs, Celtic could offer Roy Keane £15m to rebuild the Parkhead side and Josh Windass says he is confident Rangers can stop Celtic from winning six in a row.

Alan Stubbs is a target for Bolton. Pic: TSPL

Bolton consider move for Alan Stubbs

Bolton are considering a move for Hibs boss Alan Stubbs.

It is understood the Hibs boss – and ex-Wanderers player – is high on the list of candidates to replace Neil Lennon.

Hibs are also reported to be in the hunt for Raith manager Ray McKinnon should Stubbs depart.

(Daily Record)

Celtic squad has too many players - Deila

Celtic manager Ronny Deila says the club has taken too many chances on players in a bid to find talent on a limited budget.

The outgoing Celtic manager says the approach has left the squad bloated.

“There were too many players at that time. There have been mistakes but we have taken chances with players, trying to find the right ones.

“When you don’t have a lot of money and you can’t get the ones you know are real quality, you have to take chances. In the end it has been unbalanced and that’s a challenge. It is a problem that has to be resolved.” (Herald)

Josh Windass confident Rangers can win title

Rangers new signing Josh Windass believes Mark Warburton’s side can wrestle the Premiership title off Celtic next season.

The Accrington Stanley player, who will move to Ibrox this summer, insists the sole aim is to stop their Old Firm rivals making it six-in-a-row. (Record)

Celtic to offer Roy Keane £15m to spend

Celtic will offer Roy Keane a transfer kitty of £15 million in order to tempt him to become the team’s new manager.

It has been reported that the Scottish Premiership giants have told the former Manchester United midfielder that he will get £15m to spend in the summer transfer window. (Sunday Post)

Celtic face competition for Brendan Rodgers

Celtic could lose out on Brendan Rodgers as West Brom threaten to swoop for the former Liverpool boss.

Rodgers has emerged as the red-hot favourite to replace Ronny Deila when the Norwegian leaves the Hoops at the end of the season. (Daily Record)

Ronny Deila frustrated by time at Celtic

Outgoing Celtic boss Ronny Deila has spoken of his frustration about his time at the club:

“Celtic had won everything before I came and everything you do will never be good enough, almost,” he said.

“The challenge has been unbelievably big and all these experiences have done something to me as a manager and person. There are things I have done very well and things I could have done better.” (Telegraph)

- Deila has refused to comment on reports linking him to Danish side Brondby

Dundee United make official approach to Raith for Ray McKinnon

Dundee United have asked Raith Rovers for permission to speak to Ray McKinnon about the vacant manager’s position at Tannadice but the Fife club have rejected the approach. (Scotland on Sunday)

Kilmarnock condemned to play-off

The sharp contrast in fortunes experienced by Partick Thistle and Kilmarnock yesterday was matched by the country mile of a difference in how these two teams managed a perilous situation. The Rugby Park side were simply awful in suffering the defeat that condemns them to play-off against either Falkirk or Hibernian. (Scotland on Sunday)

Zelalem explains Old Firm gesture

Rangers midfielder Gedion Zelalem insists that his shoosh celebration against Celtic was his reaction to the constant talk before the Old Firm derby which claimed the Bhoys would crush the Gers. (Rangers TV)

Hibs promotion bid back on track

Two goals in four first half minutes eased Hibs into the semi-finals of the Premiership play-offs as the Capital side got over the shock of losing the first leg at Stark’s Park a few days earlier. (Scotland on Sunday)