Scottish FA chief football officer Craig Mulholland is reportedly revising his youth football proposals, while Dundee midfielder Ethan Hamilton remains unmoved by interest from Aberdeen.
Craig Mulholland, the Scottish FA’s chief football officer, is adjusting the youth development plan presented to clubs after three Premiership sides raised concerns about requirements involving Scotland-eligible under-21 players starting Scottish Cup and Premier Sports Cup fixtures. (Scottish Sun, external)
Prominent academics have urged the Scottish Government to examine broad limits on alcohol sponsorship in sport after research showed how extensively children and young people encountered alcohol advertising during Scotland’s World Cup campaign. (The Herald, external)
Former Sweden international Anders Limpar believes Benjamin Nygren’s performances for Celtic should attract interest from Premier League clubs, adding that the midfielder could provide an affordable solution to Manchester United‘s present difficulties. (Glasgow Times, external)
Ethan Hamilton says a summer departure from Dundee never entered his thinking, even though the Dens Park side rejected offers from Aberdeen. The former Manchester United academy midfielder also noted that his contract still has 18 months remaining. (The Courier, external)
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