Vega Takes Aim at Infantino as Scottish Clubs Face Challenges

Ramon Vega, the former Celtic defender, is on a mission to unseat Gianni Infantino, the controversial president of FIFA. He’s reached out to the Scottish FA, urging them to lend their support in this bold endeavor. In other news, David Moyes celebrated a milestone on Friday, marking his 592nd match in charge of Everton. This achievement ties him with the legendary Harry Catterick, and the Scot is set to break the record when Everton heads to Brentford after the international break. Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson is feeling the pressure as he faces a defensive injury crisis. With no budget to tap into the free agent market, Robinson is left to navigate these troubled waters with the squad at his disposal. Calvin Ramsay, who once regularly featured for Aberdeen, has no second thoughts about his move to Liverpool. Now on loan at St Mirren, the 23-year-old is focused on making the most of his opportunities, even if they come in shorter bursts. Meanwhile, Findlay Marshall, a midfielder for Aberdeen, reflects on a pivotal moment in his career. He described being told by former manager Jimmy Thelin that his time at the club was coming to an end as the wake-up call he desperately needed. Turning to transfer news, Rangers are still optimistic about midfielder Vanja Dragojevic. Despite the 20-year-old's limited appearances since joining from Partizan Belgrade, the club believes he has plenty to offer moving forward. In injury updates, Scotland's Grant Hanley will miss the upcoming clash against Hibernian due to thumb surgery. His absence will be felt as Aberdeen prepares for the match. Brondby’s coach, Thomas Norgaard, has provided reassurance regarding Luis Binks. The centre-back, who recently returned from injury, is expected to be fit for both his club’s match against FC Copenhagen and for international duty with Scotland. St Johnstone's Simo Valakari is bracing for a tough match against Dundee, likely without Danny Schmidt, who is nursing an ankle injury sustained during the Kilmarnock game. Lastly, young midfielder Matthew Gillies is in limbo, uncertain whether he will play for Falkirk on Sunday or make his debut for Stenhousemuir on Saturday after being recalled from his loan to bolster an injury-hit Heart of Midlothian squad. And in off-the-pitch news, Dundee is set to hold a new public consultation regarding their proposed new stadium as the decision-making process continues.