Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin admits he would like to formalise Lyall Cameron's loan move from Rangers into a longer term arrangement. (Sun)But Goodwin says United "need to be realistic" regarding their hopes of securing the 24-year-old Cameron beyond this season. (Record - subscription required)Rangers and Scotland winger Findlay Curtis, 20, is leaving talks over his Ibrox future to his agent. (Herald - subscription required)Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken seeks unity from his squad following Thursday's 3-1 Conference League defeat by Thun in Switzerland. (Herald - subscription required)Vrancken was pleased with how Stephen Kingsley's teenage replace Matthew Gilliest performed against Thun. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required)There will be a new public consultation over Dundee's plans for a new stadium in the Camperdown area. (Courier - subscription required)Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson says the Dons' committed performance in last weekend's League Cup semi-final loss to Rangers cannot just before big occasions at Hampden. (Press and Journal - subscription required)Deschamps not interested in Man Utd job - Friday's gossipFerguson harbours Rangers ambition - gossip
Goodwin keen but realistic over Cameron move - gossip
Dundee United manager addresses possibility of formalising move for loan player as Dundee set for stadium public consultation.
Key Takeaways
- Goodwin keen but realistic over Cameron move - gossip.
- Dundee United manager addresses possibility of formalising move for loan player as Dundee set for stadium public consultation.
- Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin admits he would like to formalise Lyall Cameron's loan move from Rangers into a longer term arrangement.
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