Jure Travner and Paul Gallacher say no to Saints

ST MIRREN goalkeeper Paul Gallacher and left-back Jure Travner have both rejected contract offers. The club are also still waiting on a response from top goalscorer Michael Higdon over a new deal.

Gallacher, 31, has made 78 appearances since signing for Saints two years ago, while 25-year-old Travner has impressed in his first season for the club after joining from Watford, initially on loan.

St Mirren have already secured Jim Goodwin, Hugh Murray, David Barron, Craig Samson and Aaron Mooy on new contracts since the end of the season.

Meanwhile, former Northern Ireland internationalist Danny Griffin has hung up his boots after a 17-year playing career.

The 33-year-old defender, who won 29 caps, is bowing out on a high after helping Arbroath win the Third Division.

Griffin started his career with St Johnstone and was the subject of a 1 million bid by then Premiership side Derby County. He elected to stay in Perth and eventually moved on to become captain of Dundee United following a 600,000 transfer in 2000.

His career also took him to Stockport County and Dundee before he switched to Livingston and played a pivotal role in their title win two years ago.