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Lyall Cameron is on a season-long loan from Rangers to Dundee United

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Dundee United are reportedly keen to keep Rangers' Lyall Cameron permanently, while Scott McKenna looks certain to miss Scotland's next Nations League games through injury.

Dundee Unitedare interested in signing 24-year-old on-loanRangersmidfielder Lyall Cameron permanently. (Football Insider,external)

Dylan Tait has revealed he knocked back moves to England, includingBarnsleyandPlymouth Argyle, to sign forDundee Unitedafter the 24-year-old midfielder leftFalkirkthis summer. (Daily Record,external)

Rangersmidfielder Thelo Aasgaard has received glowing praise from the media in Belgium after the 24-year-old scored his first goal for loan clubAnderlechtin their 4-1 win over Westerlo. (The National,external)

Former Rangers midfielder Joe Aribo is still seeking a new club five months after the 30-year-old Nigeria international was released bySouthampton. (Scottish Sun,external)

On-loanBournemouthdefender Matai Akinmboni feels "blessed" after the 20-year-old made his first professional appearance in two-and-a-half years inDundee'swin over Kilmarnock last week. (The Courier,external)

Scotland will almost certainly be without centre-half Scott McKenna for the Nations League games later this month after hisDinamo Zagrebhead coach confirmed the 29-year-old will be out for two weeks. (Scottish Sun,external)

Dundee Unitedleft-back Kevin Ciubotaru, who has one cap for Romania, hopes his superb start to life at Tannadice will earn a recall by catching the eye of national head coach Gheorghe Hagi. (The Courier,external)

St Johnstonehead coach Simo Valakari has revealed that goalscorer Danny Schmidt's injured ankle is in a "horrible state" after the German striker played on for the final 20 minutes against Kilmarnock. (The Courier,external)

Danny Schmidt says there was no way he coming off against Kilmarnock when he learnedSt Johnstonehad no more substitutes to introduce despite finished his first full game for the club barely able to walk, never mind run. (The Courier,external)

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