“…Recently, Ni-based systems have gained popularity for their environmental friendliness, cost-effectiveness, and decreased tendency to deposit metallic nanoparticles . However, both Pd- and Ni-catalytic systems continue to demand high catalyst loading (5–50 mol %), ,,− , high temperature (100–150 °C), ,,,,,,, expensively designed ligands, , additives, ,, and longer reaction times (12–72 h). − ,− ,,,,,, Previously reported systems that do well concerning these issues, such as Venkanna et al’s Ni-pyrrole system or Buchwald et al.’s Pd-monophosphine system, still suffer from the requirement of using glovebox conditions. , Consequently, harsh reaction conditions significantly hinder the C–S coupling of alkyl-substituted thiols , and pharmaceutically important heterocycles. , Photoredox catalysis has attracted attention as a possible solution, but widely used iridium- and ruthenium-based photosensitizers are expensive and have inadequate substrate scope …”