#european-qualification

#european-qualification

Rangers are set to miss out on Manchester City's Callum Doyle, with the England youth defender closing in on a 8m switch to Wrexham. (The Athletic), external New Celtic defender Hayato Inamura has been told by Brendan Rodgers he is not good enough to play in the Champions League - yet. (Daily Record), external Barry Ferguson would have targeted Dundee's Josh Mulligan and Lawrence Shankland of Heart of Midlothian if he had been retained as Rangers manager. (Scottish Sun),

Four of Scotland's five European representatives remain in contention for UEFA competitions, with Celtic, Rangers, and Aberdeen seeking places in the Champions League and Europa League. Hibernian faces a tough Conference League qualifier against Legia Warsaw without a safety net, as UEFA's nation ranking depends on points collected over five years. Scotland ranks 17th and aims for 15th to improve future qualification routes, needing to close a 2.8 points gap from Austria, which is equivalent to winning seven league matches.

While Bohemians have transformed into a surprise package this season, Sligo Rovers find themselves firmly in the relegation zone, making this a crucial matchup.

"Everything is on. We will go into the last game. Even if we finish top 10 then it is an unbelievable performance from this club and this team."

Now, however, after it looked as if Chris Wood's diving header had lifted them into fifth place, Facundo Buonanotte's late equaliser means that Champions League qualification is out of their hands.