Scottish Gossip: Vega, Dragojevic, Ramsay, Marshall, Binks, Hanley
Former Celtic defender Ramon Vega targets the FIFA presidency, while Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson confirms no budget for free agents.

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Former Celtic centre-half Ramon Vega has reached out to the Scottish FA, seeking support for his bid to challenge FIFA president Gianni Infantino. Vega is aiming to garner backing as he prepares to mount a formal challenge to the current governing body leadership.
Meanwhile, Aberdeen manager Stephen Robinson has admitted that the club lacks the necessary funds to sign free agents, despite facing a significant defensive injury crisis. The club's options remain limited as they navigate this difficult period. Additionally, Scotland international Grant Hanley is set to miss the upcoming match against Hibernian following surgery on a thumb injury.
In other news, Calvin Ramsay expressed no regrets regarding his transfer to Liverpool, even though his time there was limited before his current loan at St Mirren. Midfielder Findlay Marshall noted that recent feedback from former manager Jimmy Thelin provided the necessary motivation for his current form.
Rangers maintain high hopes for 20-year-old midfielder Vanja Dragojevic, despite the summer signing having seen very little game time since the Europa League exit in early August.