Scottish Gossip: Ferguson, Armstrong, Makhanya, Jota, Sterling, Harrison

Glentoran appear poised to appoint Duncan Ferguson as manager as Dinamo Bucharest winger Danny Armstrong eyes a Scotland call-up.

Former Rangers striker Duncan Ferguson is poised to become the new manager of Northern Irish Premiership club Glentoran . ( Belfast Telegrah , external )

Former Kilmarnock winger Danny Armstrong is hoping his sparkling form for Romanian league leaders Dinamo Bucharest will lead to a Scotland call-up at the age of 29. ( The Herald , external )

Olwethu Makhanya is already attracting serious attention, with Brentford and Sunderland among the clubs interested, only months after the 22-year-old centre-back joined Rangers from Philadelphia Union for £3m. ( TeamTalk , external )

Alfie Harrison was shocked to be released by Newcastle United in June without a first-team appearance and the 20-year-old midfielder is determined to win a contract extension after his short-term deal with Dundee ends in January. ( The Courier , external )

Rangers manager Derek McInnes says Dujon Sterling's simmering rage at how their title challenge faltered last season has inspired the 26-year-old right-back to go from fringe man to regular starter. ( Daily Record , external )

Portuguese winger Jota has revealed he felt "empty" inside during his 533-day Celtic injury lay-off. ( The National , external )

Titanic Property Development Ltd (TPDL), which Celtic's largest shareholder, Dermot Desmond, co-owns, suffered an increased pre-tax loss of £2.75m in 2025. ( Belfast Telegrah , external )

Celtic are planning to stand firm in the face of ongoing protests from their supporters, with executives happy with their long-term plans and vowing not to bow to fan pressure. ( Football Insider , external )

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