Wednesday's Scottish gossip

Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst rejects criticism from Ibrox great Brian Laudrup, with the Dutchman saying he has the support of the club's board. (Express)

Heart of Midlothian manager Robbie Neilson backs Van Bronckhorst to handle the pressure he is under. (Record)

Reports in Turkey suggest Besiktas, Galatasaray and Trabzonspor are keen on Rangers left-back Ridvan Yilmaz.(Express)

An apparently leaked document detailing the United States' World Cup squad lists Celtic defender Cameron Carter-Vickers and Rangers midfielder Malik Tillman in the final selection but Ibrox defender/midfielder James Sands does not feature. (Mail)

Celtic manager Ange Postecoglou is ranked as an outsider for the Southampton managerial vacancy. (Scotsman - subscription required)

Meanwhile, Celtic's Scotland internationals will not be available for this month's friendly with Turkey as they will be playing in the Sydney Super Cup for their club. (Sun)

Australia World Cup pick Cammy Devlin hopes to atone for his red card in Hearts' loss to Rangers earlier this season when the two sides meet again in Glasgow on Wednesday. (Record)

Jason Cummings believes his inclusion in Australia's World Cup squad justifies his decision to leave Scotland to play in the land of his mother's birth. (Express)

Central Coast Mariners' Cummings teared up after being included in Graham Arnold's squad but missed the initial phone call to tell him he had made the cut as he was asleep. (Record)

Former Dundee, Hibernian, Rangers and Scotland forward Cummings says he has fallen in love with football again. (Sun)

Leeds' Scottish midfielder Stuart McKinstry, 20, is wanted by Burnley. (Football Insider)