Scottish Gossip: Uefa, SPFL, Rangers, Celtic, Aberdeen, St Johnstone
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The SPFL hopes to have a plan to take to Scotland's clubs at a series of Wednesday conference calls.
Former Rangers chairman Alastair Johnston claims declaring Celtic champions would forever require an "asterisk".
President Aleksander Ceferin has warned the SPFL that Uefa don't want to discover through the media that Celtic have been declared champions.
Rangers captain James Tavernier says he is proud of everyone at the club after they united to agree a wage deferral.
Rangers' players are understood to have made the first move by suggesting the deferrals.
An Aberdeen youth scout has spoken of being put on a ventilator as he battled against Covid-19.
St Johnstone have put any contract negotiations on hold but are keen to extend midfielder Matt Butcher's loan from Bournemouth.
Stoke City manager Michael O'Neill plans to raid Scottish clubs as soon as the transfer market opens.
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