Morton manager Dougie Imrie has announced the tragic loss of his premature baby girl, Remi, who passed away on Tuesday. Remi was born on July 30, weighing just 1lb 4oz, 14 weeks before her due date. In a heartfelt social media post, Imrie expressed his deep sorrow and the immense love he and his partner Lauren had for their daughter.

Imrie shared, "Our girl got tired in the early hours of Tuesday morning and decided it was time to rest." He quoted author David Ellsworth, saying, "If love could have saved you, you would have lived forever." Imrie added, "20 days of loving you Remi, I hope you know how much you were loved and we will cherish the short time we got to spend with you, a true wee fighter from the minute you were born. We love you baby girl."

Greenock Morton released a statement offering their "heartfelt condolences" to Imrie and his family. A spokesperson stated, "Greenock Morton at this time request the privacy of the family as they try to come to terms with this profound loss and we will continue to provide our full support."

The football community has rallied around Imrie, with numerous clubs and organizations expressing their condolences. Ayr United remarked, "Truly devastating news and a reminder that some things are much more important than football." Hamilton Academical FC added, "Our heartfelt thoughts and condolences are with Dougie and his family at this incredibly difficult time."

Inverness Caledonian Thistle, Queen's Park, and Queen of the South also shared their sympathies, highlighting the solidarity within the football world during such a difficult time.

This tragic event underscores the fragility of life and the strength of community support in times of loss. Our thoughts are with Dougie Imrie, Lauren, and their family as they navigate this heartbreaking period.