Inverness Caley Thistle confirm identities of four players made redundant by administrators while one loan has been cancelled
Inverness Caledonian Thistle have confirmed which players will be leaving the club after going into administration.
Adam Brooks, Cameron Ferguson, Flynn Duffy and Wallace Duffy have all been made redundant by the administrators, while the loan of goalkeeper Jack Newman has been cancelled.
Brooks signed for the Caley Jags in the summer of 2023, having been highly rated coming through Celtic’s youth academy.
He had made 41 appearances for the club across all competitions, scoring seven goals.
Wallace Duffy initially moved to the Highland capital as football restarted after the Covid-19 shutdown in October 2020.
The 25-year-old featured in 114 matches for ICT across all competitions, including playing a key role in their run to the Scottish Cup final in 2023, scoring five goals.
Flynn Duffy was a more recent recruit, joining from Dundee United on a free transfer in the summer.
He had impressed, but after only five appearances suffered a bad injury against Queen of the South in August that resulted in a punctured lung and two broken ribs.
Cameron Ferguson was the son of now-former Caley Thistle manager Duncan Ferguson.
Exclusively used as a substitute, he would play 12 times for Inverness across all competitions.
Jack Newman was also signed in the summer when ICT did not have a senior goalkeeper in their ranks, and looked set to establish himself in goal.
However, injury against Annan Athletic in August saw him lose his spot to Musa Dibaga, and he was unable to reclaim his place in the starting 11.
