Rangers winger Daniel Candeias has hinted on social media that 30-year-old Rennes defender Edson Mexer, with whom he played at Portuguese club Nacional, will be joining the Ibrox club this summer. (Daily Record)

Jim McIntyre's future as Dundee manager will be decided in Texas this week as managing director John Nelms heads to the United States for talks with owner Tim Keyes, but the former is minded to give the former Ross County boss a chance to rebuild the side despite their relegation to the Scottish Championship. (Scottish Sun)

Bournemouth and Scotland winger Ryan Fraser is open to offers from other clubs, with Arsenal, Chelsea, Newcastle United and Tottenham Hotspur reportedly keen on the 25-year-old. (Daily Mail)

Derby County have offered a new contract to Craig Bryson, the 32-year-old midfielder having been offered a contract by Kilmarnock and with Hibernian registered an interest in the Scotland international. (Daily Express, print edition)

Former Rangers manager Graeme Souness believes big English clubs will not be interested in Alfredo Morelos because of his poor disciplinary record, despite the Ibrox club suggesting the 22-year-old Colombian striker has a £20m price tag. (The Scotsman)

Former Celtic and West Ham United striker Frank McAvennie fears that 27-year-old Scotland winger James Forrest is too small for England's top flight despite being named PFA Scotland Player of the Year. (Scottish Sun)

Ayr United chairman Lachlan Cameron says top scorer Lawrence Shankland will leave the club this summer even if they win promotion to the Scottish Premiership via the play-offs. (Evening Times)

Carl McHugh, the 26-year-old who is out of contract this summer, is the second Motherwell player to attract interest from clubs in Asia after fellow defender Tom Aldred was targeted by Indian Super League clubs Mumbai City and Kerala Blasters. (Scottish Sun)

St Johnstone have offered Blair Alston a new contract, but the midfielder is also wanted by Dundee and Hamilton Academical. (Daily Express, print edition)

Rangers midfielder Liam Burt, the 20-year-old who joined the club from Celtic and who had a loan spell with Alloa Athletic this season, has confirmed his departure from Ibrox this summer following the expiration of his contract, the 20-year-old having failed to make the breakthrough despite inclusion in match-day squads since 2016. (The Scotsman)

PFA Scotland League Two Player of the Year Blair Henderson admits it would take a big offer to persuade him to give up his combination of playing football part-time while being a trainee chartered accountant with Edinburgh City. (The National, print edition)

Rangers will not give Celtic, who clinched the Scottish Premiership title for an eighth consecutive year on Saturday, a guard of honour before Sunday's Old Firm derby at Ibrox. (Daily Mail, print edition)

Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd has urged the Ibrox club to show their "class" by giving champions Celtic a guard of honour when they host the Scottish champions on Sunday. (Daily Record)

Scotland midfielder Kenny McLean toasted Norwich City's English Championship title victory while brandishing a bottle of MadDog 2020 and declaring himself the "Mayor of Norwich" as the Canaries squad celebrated at a civic reception. (Daily Record)

Greenock Morton chairman Crawford Rae has revealed that chief executive Warren Hawke quit the club prior to Saturday's surprise exit of manager Jonatan Johansson and assistant Peter Houston. (Greenock Telegraph)

OTHER GOSSIP

Businesses in the cities of Sapporo, Hokkaido and Oita have been warned as part of a pre-tournament briefing not to run out of beer for this year's Rugby World Cup finals in Japan. (The Scotsman)

Scotland coach Gregor Townsend will name his extended Rugby World Cup training squad on Tuesday morning - the first major diary marker on the road to the tournament in Japan. (Edinburgh Evening News)