Jurgen Klopp has used his position as Red Bull's head of global soccer to push Rangers manager Danny Rohl to the top of RB Salzburg's managerial shortlist, according to reports from Salzburger Nachrichten via the Daily Record.

The former Liverpool boss, who stepped away from club management at the end of last season, appears to be making his influence felt in his new executive role by championing Rohl as the preferred candidate to take charge at the Austrian club.

Celtic wage demands complicate backroom plans

Elsewhere in Scotland, Celtic are reportedly asking coaches Shaun Maloney and Mark Fotheringham to accept significant reductions in their salaries if they are to remain on Martin O'Neill's coaching staff ahead of next season, according to the Sun.

Skoglund attracts Turkish interest

Rangers could face competition in their pursuit of Hammarby right-back Hampus Skoglund. Turkish side Amedspor are said to be preparing a rival move for the 22-year-old, per Gazetevatan via the Record.

Hendry set for Al-Ettifaq renewal

Scotland defender Jack Hendry, 31, is likely to extend his stay at Al-Ettifaq after the Saudi club secured additional funds to retain him, according to journalist Ben Jacobs on X.