Beni Baningime, a midfielder for Hearts who is currently out-of-contract, has decided not to sign with any team until the end of the season. Despite this, he is impressed by the quality of players the Jambos have secured for the next season, including Yan Dhanda from Ross County, Blair Spittal from Motherwell, and James Penrice from Livingston. Baningime believes these new additions will help push Hearts forward and improve upon their current season. While he sees the potential benefits of staying with the team long-term, he remains firm in his decision not to sign any contracts until the season is over.
Scott Wright, a winger for Rangers, refuses to dwell on his disallowed goal in the recent win over Hibs. Despite thinking he had scored, VAR intervened and ruled it out. Wright, instead of focusing on the disappointment, is determined to continue contributing to the team in various ways. He believes that the team’s resilience in overcoming setbacks, such as this decision, shows the character they are striving to embody under their manager’s guidance.
Aberdeen midfielder Jamie McGrath understands the importance of maintaining high performance levels at Pittodrie, especially with the uncertainty surrounding the search for a new manager. The Dons secured a crucial win over Ross County, with McGrath scoring the winning goal. He emphasized the need for players to give their all in every game, as the new manager could be watching at any moment, potentially bringing new ideas and strategies to the team. Despite acknowledging that the performance against Ross County was not their best, McGrath praised the team’s attitude and determination in securing the victory.
