Tottenham remain keen on Hearts' Wilson - gossip
Tottenham remain keen on Hearts' Wilson - gossipImage source, SNSImage caption, James Wilson has picked up two Scotland capsPublishedJust nowTottenham remain interested in Hearts forward James Wilson, 19, but face competition from European clubs. Wilson had a spell on loan at Spurs last season. (Sun), externalFormer Celtic forward Alan McInally believes Martin O'Neill will have been told he has funds to spend in the transfer market, with O'Neill expected to continue as the club's manager next season. (Record - subscription required), externalForward Thibault Klidje, 24, is expected back at Hibernian for pre-season and head coach David Gray says it was never part of the club's plan to make a loss on last summer's £1.5m signing, despite his January loan move to Randers in Denmark. (Edinburgh Evening News - subscription required), externalFormer Aberdeen attacker Niall McGinn believes Stephen Robinson can make the Pittodrie club a force in the Scottish Premiership again with the right financial backing. (Record), externalRelated topicsScottish PremiershipFootballMore on this storySpurs close in on Man City's Savinho - Tuesday's gossipPublished9 hours ago'Devlin torn between Hearts and big-money offers' - gossipPublished1 day agoالمصدر: BBC Sport Football | Source: BBC Sport Football
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