Aberdeen eyeing former Rangers midfielder Greg Doherty as free agent target

Aberdeen eyeing former Rangers midfielder Greg Doherty as free agent target 4

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Aberdeen boss Stephen Robinson is actively looking to bolster his squad with free agents, one of whom could be former Rangers midfielder Greg Doherty, who left Charlton Athletic earlier this month. (Press and Journal), external

Celtic new boy Oliver Sorensen has a similar “energy and hunger” to Kieran Tierney, according to the club’s former defender Erik Sviatchenko, who played with Sorensen at Midtjylland. (Daily Record), external

Midfielder Josh Mulligan believes the strong leaders in the Hibernian dressing room will help David Gray’s side bounce back from the disappointment of Thursday’s defeat by Hearts. (Hibs Observer), external

Rangers’ kit manufacturer Castore has received several takeover approaches and is considering a sale. (Sky News), external

Former Rangers midfielder Brahim Hemdani has been appointed Algeria manager. (Glasgow Times), external

Dundee’s on-loan Manchester United midfielder Jack Moorhouse says he was close to joining Everton this summer. (Courier), external

Dundee United full-back Will Ferry has suffered a groin strain and could remain out for their trip to St Mirren, having missed Saturday’s draw with Falkirk. (Courier), external

Blackburn Rovers have bid for Scotland Under-17 forward Cai McGunnigle, who scored three goals in 12 appearances for Hong Kong FC last season. (Football Insider), external

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