Ross Stewart’s lack of game time with Swansea City is explained as Rangers reportedly want Lyall Cameron in their first-team squad after his season with Dundee United.<\/p>\n
Scotland striker Ross Stewart has been left in limbo at Swansea City as manager Vitor Matos was not aware of the English Football League’s rules on homegrown players, which excludes Scots and therefore has limited the 30-year-old’s appearances. (The Scotsman, external<\/a>)<\/p>\n Scotland striker Tommy Conway is relishing his new role on the left-wing under Middlesbrough manager Kim Hellberg with their side top of the Championship and the 24-year-old recovering from missing last season’s play-off final and the World Cup with an ankle injury. (Scottish Sun, external<\/a>)<\/p>\n Rangers are planning for Lyall Cameron to be a part of Derek McInnes’ squad after the conclusion of the 24-year-old midfielder’s season-long loan spell at Dundee United. (Football Insider, external<\/a>)<\/p>\n Belgium midfielder Nicolas Raskin will not push to leave Rangers during the upcoming January window despite attracting suitors around Europe as the 25-year-old has too much respect for the club. (Football Insider, external<\/a>)<\/p>\n Aberdeen defender Mats Knoester will be ruled out by a thigh injury for between four to six weeks, but a scan has cleared midfielder Connor Ronan to play in Saturday’s Premier Sports Cup semi-final against Rangers. (Press & Journal, external<\/a>)<\/p>\n