The Scottish Cup final was a defining moment for several players, and one of them in particular is Celtic defender Greg Taylor. After the match, Taylor took to social media to advocate for manager Brendan Rodgers to secure Adam Idah’s loan signing as a permanent deal following his winning goal.
In other news, Aberdeen manager Peter Thelin has expressed relief at finishing his time at Elfsborg on a high note despite finding it stressful towards the end. Meanwhile, Rangers striker Cyriel Dessers may be sidelined at the start of the next season due to a suspected torn ankle ligament suffered during the Scottish Cup final.
Dundee boss Tony Docherty remains committed to supporting January signing Ryan Astley, even though the player has not had much playing time since joining from Everton. Additionally, Rangers will not receive a reported six-figure bonus payment from Leeds for the signing of Glen Kamara as Leeds lost in the playoff final to Southampton.
However, there is some good news on the horizon as Ross County officials are optimistic about the financial benefits of their survival via the play-offs. They estimate an extra £2.5 million in revenue for the upcoming season, which is sure to bring relief and excitement to both the team and its supporters.
