Scotland captain Andy Robertson is poised for significant discussions regarding his future at Liverpool as the off-season approaches. The 31-year-old, who has been a long-serving player for the Reds, will have just 12 months remaining on his current contract. According to Football Insider, Liverpool is eyeing Bournemouth's Milos Kerkez as a potential replacement for the left-back position.

In other transfer news, Brighton & Hove Albion are reportedly monitoring Heart of Midlothian's young defender Alfie Osborne, who recently played for Scotland Under-17s in their 2-2 draw against North Macedonia. The Premier League club has been keeping a close watch on the 16-year-old, as per the Daily Record.

Additionally, Sead Haksabanovic, the Macedonian winger, revealed that a breakdown in his relationship with manager Brendan Rodgers led to his departure from Celtic to Malmo last year. This insight comes from the Daily Record as well.

Meanwhile, David Moyes and incoming Everton chief executive Angus Kinnear are reportedly in disagreement over the club’s recruitment strategy. Moyes is pushing for the appointment of Brighton & Hove Albion technical director David Weir, as reported by Football Insider.

In another development, Hearts midfielder Finlay Pollock opted to stay with his loan club Raith Rovers for their Scottish Championship draw against Partick Thistle instead of joining the Scotland Under-21 squad, as mentioned by the Edinburgh Evening News.

Lastly, the Union Bears supporters group has accused Police Scotland of "flagrant and unwarranted abuse of power" in the lead-up to Rangers' match against Celtic. Legal action has been pursued over a Section 60 order that allows officers to stop and search individuals where deemed necessary, according to The Herald.