Sassuolo have reportedly agreed a deal worth £10 million plus add-ons to sign Scotland striker Kieron Bowie from Hellas Verona, with the 23-year-old set to put pen to paper on a five-year contract at the Serie A club, according to the Daily Record.

Rangers eye Saudi exit for Bajrami

Rangers are in advanced discussions with Al-Taawoun over an initial loan move to the Saudi Pro League for winger Nedim Bajrami, a deal that could ultimately be valued at £2.5 million. The Scottish Sun and journalist Dakir Mohamed Thanveer both report that Rangers have accepted an offer from the Saudi club for the 27-year-old Albanian international.

Meanwhile, Rangers have shelved their pursuit of Tromso midfielder Jens Hjerto-Dahl, with manager Derek McInnes now focusing his attention on recruiting a right winger instead, per the Daily Record. Rangers Review adds that the club continue to target two defensive additions and two wide players capable of operating on the right flank, though a new centre midfielder is not currently on their agenda.

Ferguson's Bologna future under review

Bologna are preparing to hold talks with Lewis Ferguson over his future at the club. New head coach Domenico Tedesco is keen to keep the 26-year-old Scotland midfielder, who has attracted interest from Rangers and several other clubs across Europe, according to Il Resto del Carlino.

Saracchi offer for Celtic loanee

Boca Juniors have received a £900,000 offer from Houston Dynamo for 60 percent of the rights to left-back Marcelo Saracchi, the 27-year-old who spent last season on loan at Celtic, reports El Intransigente.

Pressley accepts Donnelly departure

Dundee head coach Steven Pressley has acknowledged that Aaron Donnelly's move to Dunfermline Athletic leaves his side short in defence ahead of Monday's fixture against Celtic. However, Pressley told The Courier it would have been unfair to block the 23-year-old defender's transfer after making clear he had no place in his plans.

Duncan Ferguson ready to return to management

Former Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Forest Green Rovers head coach Duncan Ferguson has signalled his readiness to return to football management. Ferguson spent the summer in New York working as a TV pundit during the World Cup, according to the Press & Journal.