Scottish Football Briefs: Kit Deals, Transfers, and Player Reactions

Rangers are set to change their kit supplier from Castore to Umbro once the current season concludes. (Footy Headlines) Celtic has extended its agreement with shirt sponsor Dafabet for an additional three years, which will prolong their partnership to a total of 12 years, marking the longest such relationship in the club’s history. (Glasgow Times) Internacional continues to express interest in converting the loan of 24-year-old left-back Alexandro Bernabei from Celtic into a permanent transfer. (National) Cammy Devlin, 26, characterized his intense discussion with Hearts captain Lawrence Shankland, 29, during Thursday’s Conference League loss to Copenhagen as “just football,” asserting: “We’re fine.” (Record) Hearts goalkeeper Craig Gordon, 41, expressed confusion regarding the decision to award a penalty against him in the match against Copenhagen, believing he should have received a free-kick following Amin Chiaka’s challenge. (Edinburgh Evening News) Scotland forward Che Adams, 28, scored from approximately 45 yards, securing Torino’s only goal and the win against Empoli in Friday’s Serie A fixture. (Sun) Dundee United midfielder Vicko Sevelj, 24, voiced criticism of Danny Armstrong, 27, after the Kilmarnock winger’s challenge at Tannadice last weekend. (Record) Lewis Neilson, 21, has expressed satisfaction with his versatile playing role at St Johnstone. (Courier) Hibernian midfielder Nectar Triantis, 21, stated that he and his fellow players “like the pressure” associated with representing the Easter Road club. (Edinburgh Evening News) Right-back Keelan Adams, 23, had contemplated a legal career around the period he joined Falkirk, but decided against it due to the £50 university application fee. (Sun)