Scottish Premiership Weekend Team News and Updates
The Scottish Premiership is gearing up for an action-packed weekend with exciting fixtures lined up. Here is all you need to know about the team news and updates for the upcoming matches on Saturday and Sunday.
Aberdeen v St Mirren
In the clash between Aberdeen and St Mirren, Aberdeen midfielder Jamie McGrath will be sidelined due to a shoulder injury, along with Vicente Besuijen, Jack Milne, Dimitar Mitov, Gavin Molloy, Dante Polvara, and Ester Sokler. On a positive note, Jack MacKenzie makes a return to the squad.
St Mirren will miss defender Alex Iacovitti due to a hamstring issue, while Conor McMenamin remains out. Lewis Jamieson has bid adieu to the club to join Sacramento Republic.
Celtic v Dundee
Celtic’s Kyogo Furuhashi is on the verge of joining Rennes, and the club is eyeing a move for Jota from the French side, although it might not materialize before the game against Dundee. Winger James Forrest continues to be absent from the squad.
Dundee will welcome back Josh Mulligan but will be without Ziyad Larkeche, Jordan McGhee, and Joe Shaughnessy. The team awaits new midfielder Victor Lopez’s international clearance, while Julien Vetro has been recalled by Burnley.
Hearts v Kilmarnock
Hearts could see new signings Sander Kartum and Michael Steinwender in action, with Calem Nieuwenhof and Lawrence Shankland potentially returning. For Kilmarnock, Kyle Magennis makes a comeback while several key players remain out, including Innes Cameron, Stuart Findlay, and Matty Kennedy.
Ross County v Hibernian
Ross County’s Nohan Kenneh is ineligible to play against parent club Hibernian, while Hibs’ Nicky Cadden is expected to wear a protective mask after breaking his nose. Jordan Obita and Nathan Moriah-Welsh make their return from suspension.
St Johnstone v Motherwell
St Johnstone is hopeful of registering new midfielder Jonathan Svedberg in time for the game, while Motherwell could see debuts for Luke Armstrong and Ellery Balcombe. Several players from both sides remain out due to injuries and suspensions.
As the Scottish Premiership heats up, fans can expect thrilling matches filled with excitement and drama. Stay tuned for more updates on this weekend’s fixtures!
In a personal touch, imagine being a die-hard fan eagerly awaiting your team’s match this weekend. The anticipation, the nerves, and the sheer excitement of watching your favorite players take to the field can be an emotional rollercoaster. Whether you’re cheering from the stands or from the comfort of your living room, the passion for the game unites fans from all walks of life. So grab your jerseys, get your snacks ready, and let’s enjoy a weekend of top-tier football action in the Scottish Premiership!
