Football

Caley Thistle win final game of the season.

Inverness finish their 2024/25 season away at Montrose this weekend, and victory could be worth thousands to the Highland capital club.

Interim chief executive hails achievement of staying up

The club’s captain is one of a number of players due to see their contracts expire at the end of this season.

There had been a question mark over whether ICT could offer contract extensions to the players already at the club while in administration.

Number of cup competitions is going up from two to three.

Over 400 appearances for the club as a player.

He wants to score even more goals next season.

Consultation could take place about lower leagues in Scotland

Teams from across the north division of the Highland League under-18s have completed their campaigns for 2024-25.

Despite only being 20, he has racked up a good number of appearances for the Highland League outfit over the last couple of years.

It had been believed a deal had been struck to save them, but it will not be completed.

The Caley Jags secured safety last weekend, but most of their squad is out of contract this summer.

Alan Savage was confirmed as the preferred bidder earlier this month, and now the final steps to secure the club’s future are imminent.

He left the Highland capital to try and push himself to new heights, but it has not been a good season for his new club.

Scott Kellacher was in a joyous mood after seeing Inverness guarantee League One safety this season.

The Caley Jags handed out their individual awards after their last home game of the season.

A big win over Arbroath, coupled with defeat for Annan Athletic, means ICT will definitely be staying in Scotland’s third-tier next season.

If results go their way, Inverness could know they are playing League One football next season as quickly as this weekend.

A minute’s applause will be held in memory of Wayne Addicoat ahead of this weekend’s match against Arbroath. Wayne played 54 times for the club.