Alfredo Morelos has lost Rangers trust and Celtic are European also rans after Leipzig hammering - Hotline

Alfredo Morelos' Rangers future remains up in the air after Michael Beale said he’d been assured the striker hasn’t signed for Sevilla.

The Ibrox boss has shelved talks with the Colombian until the end of the season. But Hotline callers reckon Morelos’ is at the end of his shelf life in Govan after six years. Frank McFerran, Carrickfergus, said: “As a Rangers fan I would let Morelos go. He’s becoming a liability and a bore with his constant moaning. A great player on his day but these days are becoming less and less.” Eddie Easson, Ballingry, said: “Waiting for Morelos? Ask the Rangers support would they trust El Buffalo? No chance. He will go into talks with Beale knowing full well he's holding the gun. At the end of the season, like Ryan Kent, they have no financial worth to Rangers.”

Across the city and it’s Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou who is regularly linked with a move out of town. With Patrick Vieira the latest management casualty in the Premier League after being sacked by Crystal Palace, Bill Lockerbie, Northampton, claimed: “No doubt the rumour mill will go into full overdrive over Ange’s imminent departure to Crystal Palace.

"The reality is, the only Palace worthy of Big Ange is the one that presents him with a knighthood for services to Scottish football. Desperate times call for desperate measures, maybe Beale is the answer.”

But John Allardyce, Edinburgh, said: “The Japan manager didn't pick two so-called Celtic stars. As he said, politely, the Scottish league is dross with no competition against Celtic. Big Ange will be like Brendan Rodgers and move on as he’s not getting tested in the worst league in Europe.”

Sticking with Celtic and Tam Williamson, Lanarkshire, took issue with retired referee