Scottish Football Transfer News: Celtic's clause to sign star, Rangers boost, Hibs manager latest, Aberdeen's 'balls' signing quality, Dundee United want to retain Manchester United starlet

It is a massive night for Rangers as they welcome RB Leipzig to Ibrox in the Europa League semi-final second-leg, trailing 1-0 from the first-leg. The club are just 90 minutes and a two-goal victory from a European final.

Here are all the main headlines, as well as latest news and transfer speculation from around the SPFL:

Hibs manager latest

Hibs hope to hold final interviews for their next manager this time next week with the hope of announcing the new boss before the end of the season. Chief executive Ben Kensell and head of recruitment Ian Gordon have been compiling a list of potential candidates ahead of owner Ron Gordon arriving in the UK later this week. From there, the list will be whittled to three or four main contenders. That could include former Hibs player Michael O’Neill as well as ex-manager Tony Mowbray, it is unlikely to include Roy Keane however. (The Scotsman)

Ramsey and Roofe

There was good news for Rangers fans ahead of the RB Leipzig match with Aaron Ramsey pictured in training. Manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst is hopeful both Ramsey and Kemar Roofe will be available for selection but was coy when quizzed on their availability. He said: "We still have one final training session. At the moment I can’t say if Roofe or Ramsey will make the squad tomorrow.” (Scottish Sun)

Could Levitt stay?

Dylan Levitt has been an excellent signing for Dundee United, on loan from Manchester United. And the club are keen to extend his stay beyond this season, whether on loan or a permanent deal. Manager Tam Courts revealed director of football Tony Asghar has made it a “priority”. He said: “I wouldn’t say there have been regular discussions but there have certainly been discussions happening. We would want to keep Dylan