KYLE VASSELL is gripping onto his Euro dream as he doesn’t know when he’ll get another crack.
The Kilmarnock skipper leads his team into Thursday’s tie against Tromso with a deep desire to extend the club’s adventure on the continent.
Defeat to Cercle Brugge in the Europa League qualifiers means it’s win or bust against the Norwegians in the battle to face Copenhagen or Banik Ostrava in the Conference League play-offs.
Vassell has waited his entire career for these opportunities and said: “The European side of things is special, so we need to grasp the opportunity we’ve got and really try to win this next fixture.
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