Football

Club yet to confirm players whose contracts have expired.

Scotland knocked out of the group stages again.

Player will not be at Inverness next season.

He was previously on loan at Inverness from Rangers

Hearts may have been broken, but that didn’t stop Tartan Army fans have a fantastic time at the Eurozone last night.

We look back at scenes in Inverness during the last UEFA Euro Championships

Some Scotland fans from the Highlands are on a trip to Stuttgart as the men's national team face Hungary in their final Euro 2024 group game tonight.

Three friendlies and four League Cup matches confirmed for June and July.

The Inverness native has played at back-to-back Euros after Scotland’s men did not qualify for a major tournament for more than 20 years.

The atmosphere at the Eurozone match screenings in Inverness was top notch again for last night’s crunch match between Scotland and Switzerland.

Today we look back at fans enjoying UEFA Euro 2020 in Inverness

They may have been beaten by Germany and battered by rain, but there is no dampening of Highland Tartan Army spirits as they gather in Cologne.

The teenage striker has a connection with Station Park that goes back decades.

Defeat against Germany on the opening day of the tournament should be used as fuel to go on front foot against Switzerland and Hungary.

The full back had been a Caley Jag for more than a decade, but now he is hoping to kick on to new heights in his career.

The 33-year-old has not played since the end of the 2021/22 season, but he will return to football in the Highland League next season.

The Caley Thistle academy product has been named in Steve Clarke’s starting 11 to take on Germany at Euro 2024.

The former Cattach had been considering retirement, but now he will link up with Conor Gethins’ side at Grant Street Park.

The 22-year-old’s long-rumoured move south of the border to England has now been confirmed.

The Lilywhites have brought in a former Caley Thistle star, who won a trophy as recently as last season.