Celtic, Rangers, Kilmarnock, St Johnstone, Jack, Watson, Carey, Johnston

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers is focused on finding another striker to cover for Kyogo Furuhashi, Daizen Maeda, and Oh Hyeon-gyu at the Asian Cup, stressing that “our first look is always from inside.” (Scotsman)

There is an outside chance that Celtic could contribute to helping Rangers qualify for the expanded 32-team FIFA Club World Cup in 2025. (Daily Record)

Moreover, Rangers midfielder Ryan Jack, 31, who is into his seventh season at Ibrox, is feeling “relaxed” about his contract situation following his latest one-year contract extension in May. (Glasgow Times)

Additionally, Kilmarnock manager Derek McInnes has spoken out about reporting a Hibs fan over a concerning comment made during a recent defeat at Easter Road. (Sky Sports)

Kilmarnock midfielder David Watson, 18, is expected to get his chance at Scotland Under-21 level soon, according to head coach Scot Gemmill. (Herald – subscription required)

Graham Carey, in reflecting on his recent winning goal for St Johnstone against Ross County, revealed that it felt like fate and expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support his family has received after disclosing his wife’s battle with breast cancer for a fourth time. (Scottish Sun)

Futhermore, former Rangers and Scotland striker Kris Boyd has criticized Celtic, stating that they “continue to be a laughing stock” at the Champions League level after another heavy defeat away to Atletico Madrid. (Scottish Sun)

In addition, Scotland manager Steve Clarke is targeting March friendlies with “a Pot One level team and maybe a Pot Three team”, with one likely to be at home and one away. (Scotsman)

Lastly, Scottish teenager Max Johnston, who went from being on loan at Cove Rangers a year ago to now playing in the Europa League with Sturm Graz, reflects on how quickly football can change. (Daily Record)