Scottish Gossip: Rangers, Scottish FA, Celtic, Dundee, Dundee Utd, Hearts, Aberdeen

The Scottish FA has questioned the Scottish government's "lack of clarity" over how vaccine passports will be implemented at football stadiums, and reiterated its belief that spot checks "is the only pragmatic and workable solution". (Daily Record)

Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou is bidding to make history in Thursday's Europe League meeting with Real Betis as the Glasgow club have never won a European game in Spain in 19 previous attempts spanning 59 years. (Scotsman)

Dundee skipper Charlie Adam could return for Sunday's derby against Dundee United at Tannadice as the former Scotland midfielder is making a rapid recovering from a groin injury that was expected to keep him out until October. (Courier)

Hearts are targeting a top-three Premiership finish, says manager Robbie Neilson, after an unbeaten start for the newly-promoted club. (Edinburgh Evening News)

Aberdeen coach Barry Robson says 18-year-old full-back Calvin Ramsay - linked with a move to Everton - must continue to make sacrifices and work hard to realise his full potential. (Aberdeen Evening Express)

Under-pressure Dunfermline Athletic manager Peter Grant insists he won't quit amid a poor start to the season that has the Fife club bottom of the Championship without a win. (Courier)