Former Scottish Cup winners managed by Premier League legend set for 15-point deduction after entering administration

A FORMER Scottish Cup-winning nine is acceptable for a 15-point deduction. 

Inverness Caledonian Thistle volition person the deduction aft the nine entered into administration.

The nine was successful talks with imaginable investors DA Capital, but talks ended “amicably”. 

It has been confirmed that administrators volition beryllium appointed aboriginal adjacent week.

However, the nine has claimed that determination is simply a "plan successful place" successful bid to proceed trading.

A connection read: “The Directors person signed a Notice of Intention to name Administrators to beryllium filed astatine the Court. 

“We envisage that the projected Administrators volition beryllium appointed connected Monday oregon Tuesday.

“A program is successful spot to let the nine to proceed to commercialized whilst efforts to unafraid a semipermanent aboriginal are explored.”

Inverness is presently playing successful the Scottish League One having been relegated from the Championship past season.

The nine won the Scottish Cup successful 2015 and was successful the Europa League arsenic precocious that the pursuing season.

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The squad was placed into the 2nd qualifying circular but could not get past Romanian broadside FC Astra Giurgiu.

Inverness is presently managed by Premier League fable Duncan Ferguson.

The erstwhile Everton prima was named the manager backmost successful September 2023.

He landed the relation aft helium near Forest Green Rovers, wherever helium won 1 of his 18 games successful charge.

This play has not got disconnected to a promising commencement arsenic the nine presently sits 9th retired of 10 connected conscionable 9 points.

Inverness' lone triumph of the play came backmost successful August arsenic they bushed Queen of the South 1-0.

Therefore, the constituent deduction could pb to a probable relegation from the part to the Scottish League Two.