Football

Ross County are the lowest scorers in this season’s Scottish Premiership, and have gone three matches without hitting the back of the net.

The creative midfielder could go under the knife to repair a ruptured ACL in the next 24 hours, but what will happen to the team on the pitch?

Defeat to Aberdeen, coupled with results elsewhere, has left Ross County just a single point above the relegation play-off zone.

The Ross County talisman missed the team’s defeat to Aberdeen in Dingwall.

He only joined the Dingwall outfit last summer, but had already become a key part of the Staggies squad.

He made his Scotland under-21 bow in the last window – but could teammates soon join him on the international stage?

Staggies want to avoid being involved in the play-offs.

The club aims to have the improvements in place by 2026.

The Staggies will be looking to bounce back to form after a disappointing display against Dundee United last time out.

He has made over 30 appearances across all competitions since moving to the Highlands last summer.

A close to fully fit squad means Don Cowie is having to make tough decisions every single week about who gets on the pitch.

North Caledonian League club looking for new manager.

The 24-year-old had gone from a top academy to part-time football before moving to Dingwall, but has thrived ever since.

The Staggies were beaten by a set-piece at home against top-six chasing Dundee United, but there was still time for them to recover.

It is the biggest prize in north amateur football.

He put pen-to-paper on a two-year contract extension with the club earlier this week.

The 17-year-old has been on loan at Invergordon this season, and is at the top of the division’s scoring charts.

Jordan Amissah’s new contract means that he will be competing with Ross Laidlaw for the gloves for the foreseeable future.

Three Staggies were away on international duty with their respective nations over the last two weeks.

Three players on international duty.