Stephen McGowan is the Chief Football Writer for the Scottish Daily Mail, specializing in football news and analysis. With a strong focus on Scottish football, Stephen provides in-depth coverage of matches, player interviews, and insights into the sport. He also contributes as a columnist for the publication, offering his expert opinions on various football-related topics.
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Stephen Mcgowan's coverage is heavily centered around football, particularly related to Scottish teams and the national team. He often covers evolving stories and government announcements related to sports events. Given this focus, individuals with insights into Scottish football, UEFA competitions, or the management of football clubs in Scotland would be ideal sources for reaching out to Stephen.
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Euro 2024 should have been the tournament when VAR finally won over a few sceptics.
Rangers chairman John Bennett has apologised to supporters after admitting that he is unable to name a date for the team's return to Ibrox.
Celtic have rejected an approach from Russia for their Japanese midfielder Reo Hatate.
By: Stephen Mcgowan
CELTIC have submitted a £3.5million offer to Benfica for midfielder Paulo Bernardo - and are in advanced talks with Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel over a two-year deal.
By: Stephen Mcgowan
CELTIC have submitted a £3.5million offer to Benfica for midfielder Paulo Bernardo — and are in advanced talks with Denmark international goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel over a two-year deal.
By: Stephen Mcgowan
Brendan Rodgers expects Celtic to secure his key transfer targets before the end of the transfer window.
Espanyol have joined the list of clubs interested in Aberdeen's Bojan Miovski.
Celtic have finalised a £3.5million deal to sign Portuguese midfielder Paulo Bernardo.
Rangers are close to securing a season-long loan deal for Czech international winger Vaclav Cerny.
New SFA head of referees Willie Collum has vowed to restore Scottish officials to major tournaments after expressing 'hurt' at their exclusion from Euro 2024.
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