Michael Higdon could stay with Motherwell

Sunday 28 April 2013 23:55 BST

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Motherwell striker Michael Higdon claims the prospect of Europa League football could persuade him to stay at the club.

Higdon, nominated for PFA Scotland Player of the Year, scored a penalty as Well came from behind to beat Celtic 3-1 and clinch their place in Europe.

Asked if that may help convince him to stay, he said: "Definitely. I'm not sure what I'm doing next year, but playing in front of a decent crowd in a decent team is enough to make me stay."

Henrik Ojamaa scored the Well equaliser and said it was "brilliant" to be in Europe, adding: "It's good to have that guarantee. I'm just really delighted for the performance and what it meant."

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