Former Everton striker Louis Saha has questioned whether Celtic possess the pull to lure David Moyes away from the Premier League. The Scottish side are currently searching for a successor to Martin O'Neill, but Saha, who worked under Moyes at Goodison Park, expressed clear skepticism regarding whether the manager can be enticed into taking the helm.
Elsewhere across the Scottish scene, managers are weighing up crucial selection dilemmas and squad moves. Former Rangers striker Kris Boyd noted that Derek McInnes must make a pivotal decision on whether to return forward Kevin Kelsy to his starting lineup for Saturday's clash against St Johnstone. Meanwhile, Stephen Robinson revealed that striker Ayoub Mouloua has provided him with serious "food for thought" after making a ruthless impact for Aberdeen in their victory over St Mirren, despite having been restricted to training on a static bicycle during the preceding week. At Dundee United, manager Jim Goodwin revealed the club were "desperate" to bring Amar Fatah back to Tannadice, putting forward a handsome proposal to tempt the player.
Team selection and injury concerns are also mounting at Dundee, where manager Steven Pressley is undergoing an anxious wait over on-loan forward Bobby Wales. Wales has visited a second specialist in an attempt to pinpoint a definitive diagnosis for his damaged ankle. Meanwhile, Kilmarnock boss Neil McCann made it clear that fresh arrival Nico Mantl must battle for the number one jersey after incumbent goalkeeper Calum Ferrie delivered a standout performance in Saturday's 3-2 triumph over Motherwell.
Looking ahead to upcoming action, Trabzonspor defender Stefan Savic believes his side have another gear to find when they face Hearts. Savic's confident declaration came after Trabzonspor secured a 2-0 victory against bitter rivals Besiktas on Monday, a fixture capped by a second goal courtesy of Mohamed Salah.