Inverness hitman Billy McKay wants a new two-year deal in the Highlands so he can smash the club’s goalscoring record.
The veteran striker failed to net at Hampden as the season ended with a Scottish Cup Final defeat to Celtic. But his two goals in the semi final win over Falkirk moved McKay onto the 100-mark - just one behind their all-time top scorer in the professional ranks Dennis Wyness. McKay is one of 13 players out of contract along with manager Billy Dodds . And asked if he knew where he’d be banging in goals next season the 34-year-old said: “I’m not sure, a lot of us are in the same situation.
“There’s six days left on the contract so we’ll see what happens over the next six days. I feel I’ve done enough to earn a couple of years contract here. At 34 people might not be willing to give out a two-year contract so we’ll see what the club says. I’m settled and I’d love to stay but it has to be right.
