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The Staggies this week added a striker who scored on average every other game in the USA last year.
The Staggie has forced his way into the starting line-up over recent weeks and has been rewarded with a new deal.
The Staggies had been tracking the forward for months, but had to wait until a loan deal expired.
The abusive comments were put on social media.
After several cameos as a substitute, the 20-year-old has come back into Ross County’s starting line-up recently.
Club captain Laura Cameron has described the last 12 months as a whirlwind – but she wants to add more silverware to the cabinet before the summer.
The Staggies made the journey through to Pittodrie to take on Aberdeen in their first match of 2025.
The Dons have not won in their last eight league matches, compared to four points out of six last week for Ross County.
The international midfielder made 18 appearances during his first spell in Dingwall, and will now look to add to that tally.
The push to never give up was a show of the standard one Staggie has seen ever since he moved to Dingwall.
The market will once again spring into action on January 1 ahead of the next round of Premiership fixtures the following day.
A dramatic closing stage to the match in Dingwall saw both teams share the spoils.
Four defeats in-a-row have left the Staggies perilously close to the foot of the Scottish Premiership table.
Ross County have only recorded one win in their last eight league games, losing their last four in-a-row.
A look back at the Ross-shire Journal sports section from 20 years ago this week.
Donations were being asked for ahead of Ross County’s final two home matches before Christmas, against Rangers and St Mirren.
A late free kick sealed the victory for 10-man St Mirren in Dingwall, but the Staggies felt they could have done more.
The 22-year-old has starred for his loan club this season, leading many to wonder whether he could return to Dingwall next month.
The caterers were the local business owed the most money by the football club in their list of creditors.
Ross County welcome the Buddies to Dingwall in the Scottish Premiership this Saturday.
