Former Celtic centre-half Ramon Vega has appealed to the Scottish FA for support in his attempt to remove FIFA president Gianni Infantino, while Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson acknowledges limited funds to strengthen the squad due to defensive injuries.
Vega has already contacted the Scottish FA, urging them to back his bid to oust the controversial Infantino as head of world football governing body FIFA.
Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson confirmed that the club lacks the budget to pursue free‑agent signings amid a defensive injury crisis.
Calvin Ramsay, a 23‑year‑old right‑back, has no regrets about trading regular Aberdeen appearances for occasional Liverpool outings and is currently on loan at St Mirren.
Midfielder Findlay Marshall said that being told his Aberdeen career was ending by former manager Jimmy Thelin served as the catalyst he needed.