The next couple of weeks in Scottish football could be interesting if there is more movement on how the SPFL and Scottish FA are going to proceed with the remainder of the 2019/2020 season. Uefa are pushing leagues to make their own decisions on how the campaign concludes.
The views of experts with regards to the coronavirus pandemic suggests no football is plausible until around June. Already unusual contingency plans are being talked about, especially in the English Premier League.
What it means for Scotland is anyone’s guess. Scroll through to see the latest news relating to the SPFL.
5. Celtic will have Edouard contingency plan
Celtic will have a contingency plan if Odsonne Edouard leaves the club this summer. That’s the view of ex-England goalkeeper Paul Robinson. He reckons it will be difficult for Neil Lennon to hold onto his prized asset. (Football Insider) | Other 3rd Party Photo: Alan Harvey - SNS Group
6. SPFL will have to make league decision
The SPFL will have to make the final decision on how the leagues end if the football season starts up again. The governing body have been told by Uefa vice president Michele Uva that it is up to the separate leagues how they decide the final outcome and who is nominated to play in Europe next season. (Scottish Sun) | Other 3rd Party Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
7. Rangers urged to get big money for Tavernier
Rangers have been urged to get as much money as possible for James Tavernier if they sell him in the summer. Ex-England international Darren Bent reckons the Ibrox captain should look to test himself in England. (Football Insider) | Other 3rd Party Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
8. Lennon wants clubs looked after
Celtic boss Neil Lennon has said the important thing for Scottish football is that clubs who face financial difficulties are kept afloat. Already teams from the top tier, right down to the fourth tier have expressed financial concerns. (Scottish Sun) | Other 3rd Party Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group