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New players will be coming in.
Boss confident of successful business in transfer window.
Ross gymnasts to watch Danish Team Championships.
Impressive performance behind the wheel.
He played final game of the season against Dundee United.
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Ross County have confirmed that midfielder Blair Spittal will be leaving the club when his contract expires this summer.
Joe Hungbo's free kick in Ross County's 5–0 win over Dundee will last long in the memory, and it has now been named the best in the SPFL this season.
Ross County manager Malky Mackay has called for action to be taken over the rise of pyrotechnics being thrown on to football pitches by supporters.
Ross County lost 2–1 to Dundee United in a match where the travelling support were the main talking point to close the Premiership campaign.
Basketball teams start at first year level
One game left this season. He might play in it.
Ross Callachan has signed a contract extension that will see him remain a Ross County player until at least the summer of 2024.
Regan Charles-Cook says Ross County will be travelling to Ibrox ready to show that they can score more goals against Rangers in Glasgow.
Malky Mackay does not expect Rangers' upcoming cup finals to distract them from the task at hand when Ross County visit Ibrox in the Premiership.
Malky Mackay remains optimistic about Ross County's chances of qualifying for European football despite their 1–0 defeat to Motherwell on Saturday.
A penalty proved to be the difference as Ross County lost 1–0 to Motherwell in the race for European qualification.
David Cancola says Ross County will play their usual attacking style in a bid to get three points against Motherwell this afternoon.
North Caledonian League president Iain Whitehead believes increased professionalism from clubs is making things more competitive from top to bottom.
Caberfeidh are back at home this weekend when Kyles Athletic come calling to Castle Leod for Premiership action.
