Scottish Football Transfer News: Rangers ace to eye summer exit, striker turned down summer Celtic move, Hearts & Hibs dismay at ticket prices

It's a big night in Europe for Rangers ahead of the return of Premiership football at the weekend.

The Ibrox side are in Belgrade looking to secure passage to the quarter-final of the Europa League.

All the latest news and transfer speculation from around the SPFL and Scottish football.

Hearts and Hibs have stated their disappointment at the cost of tickets for the upcoming Scottish Cup semi-final at Hampden Park. The Edinburgh duo have been paired with one another for the Saturday 12.15pm kick-off. An adult ticket costs £35 in most sections with £25 in some.

Hibs said in a statement: "After receiving the ticket information from the SFA, there were a number of long and strong conversations regarding the price and expense to our supporters. Our concerns were matched by Hearts as we stressed the point of making football affordable for everyone. We completely understand how much it costs to be a football supporter and how expensive it is to follow your team up and down the country, especially in the current climate. We explained this in detail to the SFA, however, they have not moved on their decision, which is incredibly disappointing and has caused us great frustration.” (Various)

Rangers flop Eros Grezda has pinpointed Steven Gerrard as the best manager he has worked with and tipped him to become Liverpool boss one day. Grezda is playing for HNK Sibenik in Croatia. He said: “Steven Gerrard? Legend, the best coach I've ever worked with. He lives for football, he completely surrenders to it. I see him for sure as the future coach of Liverpool, I hope as the successor of Jurgen Klopp." (Sibenik website)

Alfredo Morelos is unlikely to sign a new Rangers deal after swapping agents. The Colombian moved away from World in