Yang told to prove fitness for Asian Games final as Hearts duo return in training win

Yang's Asian Games final spot hinges on fitness proof

Celtic winger Yang Hyun-jun has been told he will only play in the Asian Games final if he can prove he is 100% fit, after a hamstring strain forced him to sit out the semi-final win over China.

The South Korean winger will be desperate to feature in the showpiece match, but those managing his return are unwilling to take any risks with a player Celtic will want back at full strength.

Hearts duo return in seven-goal training thriller

Fit-again midfielder Eduardo Ageu marked his return from injury with a goal as Hearts beat Dundee 4-3 in a training match, while defender Malachi Fagan-Walcott also came back from injury in the same game.

Two key bodies back on the pitch — and on the scoresheet in Ageu's case — represents a timely boost for the Jambos as the season gathers pace.

Itten's Ibrox 'goosebumps'

Switzerland striker Cedric Itten, now with Werder Bremen, says he still gets goosebumps thinking about his time with Rangers, such is the lasting impression his spell in Glasgow left on him.

Billy Gilmour Stadium

And in one of the more heartwarming stories of the week, seventh-tier Ardrossan Winton Rovers will play at the Billy Gilmour Stadium for the next five years after landing sponsorship from the Napoli and Scotland midfielder.

For a junior club to carry the name of a Scotland international who rose through the ranks of Scottish football is a remarkable coup — and one that will keep Gilmour's connection to the grassroots game alive for years to come.