Kenny Miller News

Light Blues boss Ally McCoist has been linked with plotting another move for the 33-year-old, who is currently at MLS club Vancouver Whitecaps.

Kris Commons says he wants to give more time to his family and to focus on his club career after confirming his retirement from international football with Scotland.

Vancouver Whitecaps' Brad Rusin, from left to right, prevents the ball from going in his team's goal as Young-Pyo Lee, of South Korea, goalkeeper Brad Knighton and Portland Timbers' Rodney Wallace look on during the first half of an MLS game in Vancouver, B.C., on Saturday, May 18, 2013.

The Vancouver central defender is slated to play his third game in seven days as the Whitecaps host the Portland Timbers in MLS action Saturday at BC Place.

The Ibrox manager has not given up his pursuit of the 33year-old and contact has continued between the club and Miller's representatives over recent weeks.

Heading into Saturday's home game against the Los Angeles Galaxy, he has managed only one goal while seeing action in eight MLS games this season.

Vancouver Whitecaps take to the pitch against defending champions LA Galaxy at BC Place on Saturday to begin a two-week period that has the potential to transform a season that has so far failed to live up to expectations.

The Major League Soccer Players Union released 2013 salary details for all 557 league players Monday.

FORMER Scotland captain Kenny Miller is one of just eight players in Major League Soccer earning over a million dollars per season, according to figures released by the league.

Robbie Keane's $4 million base salary is tops in the league, supplanting the New York Red Bulls forward from that distinction, according to figures released by the MLS Players' Union on Monday.

Read our second insight of the Vancouver squad leading to the away leg of this home and home consecutive series.

Needless to say, New England needs some help in front of the net. Well, the new MLS Intra-League Loan System, which was announced last week, might just be the remedy to turning things around.

It wasn't supposed to be this close, was it? A field of rested Whitecaps, missing only Kenny Miller , squeaking out a win? Having to overcome a defecit? Needing a penalty to get back in the contest? What the hell just happened? In any case, a win is a win, and the Whitecaps got one tonight.

Vancouver Whitecaps reserve goalkeeper Brad Knighton and defender Jordan Harvey hope to remind head coach Martin Rennie of what they're capable of in Wednesday night's Amway Canadian Championship semi-final first leg against FC Edmonton.