Donegal star Colm McFadden has insisted he will be part of the Donegal set up in 2014 quelling rumours that he was going to walk away from the panel, however Rory Kavanagh’s future is less clear after he said he needs to take time to think about it. 
St.Michael’s clubman McFadden has insisted their is still plenty of football left in him and he isn’t ready to walk just yet.
McFadden said,
“I think there’s plenty of football left in me and plenty of football left in this squad.”
“We all need to take a break and regroup in the winter time and try and come back stronger.”
Rory Kavanagh has said that he will speak to friends and family over the next few weeks to see were is at in terms of being able to continue playing inter-county football.
Kavanagh said,
“I’ll talk to friends and family over the winter and see were I stand. I’m not going to make any rash decisions. It takes huge commitment.
Rumours had spread on social networking sites suggesting Frank McGlynn had retired from inter-county football but these rumours have been denied.
It is expected that many of the senior figures in the squad will wait and see if Jim McGuinness stays on as manager until they decide on their own futures at this level.