Rangers are at the heart of fresh transfer speculation as club legend Ally McCoist has publicly urged his former side to make a move for Leeds United striker Joel Piroe this summer. McCoist believes the Dutch forward, currently with the Premier League club, would be a significant addition to the Ibrox squad as they prepare for the upcoming season.

The call from the iconic Rangers figure, as reported by the Daily Record, highlights the ongoing desire among supporters and former players to strengthen the team. Piroe, known for his goal-scoring ability, could provide the firepower Rangers need to challenge for domestic and European honours.

In other significant Rangers news, former captain Barry Ferguson has expressed his fury over reports suggesting that Ibrox fans could be barred from attending next month's Old Firm clash at Celtic Park. Ferguson, speaking to the Scottish Sun, stated he would be 'absolutely raging' if such a decision were to be implemented, emphasizing the importance of away support in the iconic derby.

Beyond Ibrox, Motherwell star Elijah Just has addressed the swirling rumours linking him with a potential transfer to Celtic. The New Zealand international, currently preparing for the World Cup, firmly stated that he doesn't 'want to hear about anything' regarding a move until his international commitments are concluded this summer, as reported by The Celtic Way.

Meanwhile, former Hearts midfielder Paul Hartley believes his old club is now firmly in the Scottish Premiership title race following their dramatic derby victory on Sunday, a sentiment shared in the Edinburgh News. Elsewhere, Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson is set to offer Australian winger Nicolas Milanovic a chance to impress, while Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin hopes to extend Vicko Sevelj's contract beyond 2027, according to the Press and Journal and The Courier respectively.