The Full Scottish

Former New York Red Bull head of sport Kevin Thelwell is making news—and raising eyebrows—early on his role as sporting director at Rangers.

Five matches into the Premiership campaign, Aberdeen sit at the bottom of the table, following four losses and a draw while also trying to compete in Europe.

Both Celtic and Rangers managers are under pressure following shaky starts to the season. This week’s League Cup games will prove a test for Rodgers and Martin.

Several Celtic supporters groups plan to stage a protest on Sunday when the Hoops visit Kilmarnock, by intentionally arriving late to the match.

Celtic have won the league in 13 of the past 14 seasons. Somehow, nearly every transfer window during that period has been a “disaster.”

The past week marked another turning point for Scottish clubs competing in Europe as both Celtic and Rangers fell at the first hurdle in the Champions League.

Both Celtic and Rangers have started slowly out of the traps in both European and domestic competitions. Both are facing an early exit from the Champions League

“I was never going to be a massive signing for Rangers, coming from a small club like Dundee,” says Rangers midfielder Lyall Cameron.

Tony Bloom claims Hearts have “a very good chance of at least being second [in the Scottish Premiership] this season.” Hearts last won the league in 1959-60.

The 25-26 Scottish football season is here, Unless you’re a Celtic supporter, you’re likely thrilled about it. Here’s some predictions for the coming campaign: