Ben Banks is a sports reporter for the Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, with his work also appearing in the Mirror and Glasgow Live. With a focus on local sports, Ben covers transfer news, match reports, and provides analysis and commentary on football and other sports events.
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Glasgow, scotland (Local)
Ben Banks' articles mainly revolve around local football, particularly focusing on the Scottish Premiership, Rangers, and Celtic. Given his focus on event coverage and evolving stories related to these teams, he is likely to be responsive to pitches that offer exclusive insights or interviews with players, managers, or insiders connected to these clubs.
Pitches could include updates on ongoing transfer news concerning the mentioned teams or events occurring within the Scottish Premiership. Additionally, offering in-depth analysis of recent matches involving Rangers and Celtic might also capture his attention.
As Ben has a local geographic focus without being explicitly specified but implied by covering the Scottish Premiership extensively, it's important for pitches to maintain relevance to this specific region unless there are broader implications for other areas of football.
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The youngster has had an impressive season attracting Rangers and Celtic transfer touts.
Two stars are heading back to Sunderland while some return to Premier League teams after Hearts and Hibs spells.
A transfer to Celtic has been debated over the Arsenal star with Aston Villa said to be keen.
A former England international has weighed up what Celtic interest in a former Everton and Chelsea star means.
The Brighton loanee has impressed in League One this season and Rangers + Celtic have been notified.
The Rangers favourite has been tipped to replace a boss heading to Liverpool this summer.
It could be a busy summer for Rangers and Celtic, with one star heading back to Wolves and others facing uncertain futures.
Rangers and Celtic are included in the list of VAR errors.
By: Ben Banks
Hearts and Hibs have both gone shopping in this transfer market before.
Celtic could look to Newcastle, Liverpool, a Champions League hero and more in pursuit of goalkeeping reinforcement.
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