Mark Hendry is a Journalist at @Football_Scot. He specializes in a wide range of sports topics, including team and individual sports, competitive sports, and sports business, showcasing his expertise in sports broadcasting as well. Mark's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Liverpool.com, Daily Record, and The Herald Scotland.
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The Japanese recruit becomes the club's first ever player from the country.
By: Mark Hendry
Gers were livid at the concession of what they felt was a soft penalty kick against Hibs.
The Hoops are in the market for another midfield player with the expectation being that Arne Engels will depart for mega money to West Ham United in the EFL
By: Mark Hendry
Kasper Hogh handled the ball in the build-up to a Celtic goal but it counted.
Hearts will take on Stenhousemuir in the quarter-finals of the Premier Sports Cup.
Hibs have been drawn away from home against Ross County in this evening's Premier Sports Cup quarter-final.
Rangers will welcome Celtic to Ibrox in the quarter-final of the Premier Sports Cup.
By: Mark Hendry
Infantino is up for presidential re-election following his radical plan to sell off a percentage of the game to a private investment company.
McCarthy had interest from Scotland and England but chose Neil McCann's side.
By: Mark Hendry
The Hoops know making it past LASK in their playoff will secure group football in the top Euro tournament.
