Midfielder Brent Rahim could just find himself looking for another club as the current season progresses.
The hardworking midfielder has been left on the sidelines in recent weeks by Falkirk coach John Hughes following his stint with the national team for matches against Thailand and South Korea.
Rahim, who returned to Scotland on Saturday, was hoping to force his way back into the squad for the Cup fixture against Celtic, having been playing mostly for the reserves.
Rahim’s teammate, Brent Sancho, now with Dundee in the Premier League, hinted that his club may be interested in Rahim and has backed the possible signing.
“I think Brent would be an excellent addition to the Dundee set-up because he’s that sort of player who will suit our team well and the manager will be happy with a player like him—the sort who will give you the extra bit of fight,” said Sancho. “It’s no secret that Brent is getting a raw deal with Falkirk these days and it’s no fault of his, but rather them just being unhappy that he’s playing for his country in World Cup qualifiers. Hopefully, something will work out for him soon.”