Celtic push for Ghedjemis deal - gossip

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​Celtic are pushing for a deal to sign Fares Ghedjemis from Frosinone, who want 9.5m euros for the Algeria winger, 23. (Sebastien Vidal)

President Maurizio Stirpe says Frosinone do not need to sell Ghedjemis but the Italian club are willing to listen to offers. (Glasgow Times)

Celtic and Rangers, who have also been linked with Ghedjemis, would need to part with an eight-figure fee to secure the winger. (Scotsman - subscription required)

Brentford may sanction another loan move to Celtic for defender Benjamin Arthur, 20. (Football Insider)

Celtic defender Dane Murray is among Dundee's list of targets but the Scottish champions are not interested in loaning out the 23-year-old. (Courier - subscription required)

Marcelo Saracchi, the 28-year-old left-back who was on loan at Celtic from Boca Juniors last season and had been linked with a return to Glasgow, has reportedly joined Houston Dynamo. (National - subscription required)

Free agent left-back Enes Alic, 26, has agreed to join St Johnstone. (Courier - subscription required)

Scotland defender Scott McKenna, recently linked with Rangers, scored Dinamo Zagreb's second in Tuesday's 5-0 Champions League third qualifying round first-leg win over Kauno Zalgiris. (Sun)

MJ Kamson-Kamara will come into Hearts head coach Wouter Vrancken's thoughts for Thursday's Europa League third qualifying round first-leg match with Benfica in Lisbon. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required)

Hearts winger Sabah Kerjota vows to make his mark against Benfica. (Record - subscription required)

Kerjota, 24, believes he is more than a substitute. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required)

Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin is planning to have left-back Will Ferry, 25, available for the foreseeable future, amid transfer interest in the Republic of Ireland international. (Courier - subscription required)

Ferry will only leave if United's valuation is met, says Goodwin. (Record - subscription required)

Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson believes goalkeeper Marius Muller will become a club cult hero. (Record - subscription required)