St Mirren Manager Robinson Eyes Top-Six Finish, European Qualification

St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson considers leading his team to European qualification this season as the greatest achievement of his career, especially given the significant challenges faced, including the termination of contracts for three players amid legal issues. St Mirren can secure back-to-back UEFA Conference League appearances if they better Dundee United's result in their final match against Celtic, who will be celebrating their Scottish Premiership title. Robinson acknowledges the difficulty of playing at Celtic Park, describing it as the toughest challenge, but remains focused on finishing the top-six campaign unbeaten, which would mark a record points tally for the club. Despite speculation linking him to other managerial positions, Robinson has dismissed such rumors and is committed to building the St Mirren squad for the next season. The team aims to approach the final game with a positive mindset and no pressure, emphasizing resilience and the value of the achievements so far. A win against Celtic combined with a Dundee United loss would confirm St Mirren's place in European competition for a second consecutive year, an outcome Robinson and the club view as a remarkable success.