Don Hutchison: Last News

Walter Smith had Don Hutchison pinned to the Everton changing room wall - before handing him the captain's armband after stripping it off Duncan Ferguson. That's according to the former Scotland midfielder who has revealed the furious exchange that led to him taking the Goodison Park captaincy in 1999.

Rangers as one of the biggest regrets of his storied career but Don Hutchison is kicking every ball this season. The Ibrox fanatic was arguably Craig Brown's most important player during his final years as Scotland boss with the attacking midfielder netting the winner against England at Wembley.And the 49-year-old remains invested in the beautiful game north of the border but his focus appears very much to be on the club game these days.

Liverpool.That’s the view of pundit Don Hutchison, who while labelling him ‘world class’, did suggest he is looking sloppier than usual.The Egyptian is the Premier League’s top scorer with 13 goals in the Reds’ opening 16 games of the season.But he has sparked some speculation over his future, when he refused to rule out a blockbuster transfer to the likes of Real Madrid or Barcelona.Asked about his future last month, Salah told AS: "I think Madrid and Barcelona are two top clubs."Who knows what will happen in the future."And Hutchison believes that rumours about his future at Anfield may be impacting his on-field performances.Salah has failed to score in successive matches, with Liverpool failing to beat West Brom and Newcastle.Against

They came in search of a miracle, but Craig Brown and Scotland only found heartbreak at the foot of the Twin Towers.

Former Liverpool midfielder Don Hutchison has claimed Jurgen Klopp should sell Mohamed Salah in the summer and replace him with Jadon Sancho.

Virgil van Dijk’s signing has been more important than that of Alisson in turning Liverpool into serial winners, according to Don Hutchison.The Reds are on the brink of clinching a maiden Premier League title after amassing a huge 25 point lead over Manchester City at the top of the table.After narrowly missing out to Pep Guardiola’s side in last season’s competition, Jurgen Klopp’s boys have stepped things up a notch this term.Before the league was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic the Reds had lost only one game in 29 this season, dropping just five points overall.And the signings of Van Dijk and Alisson seemed to be the catalyst for the team’s shift from nearly men to serious challengers with the club also claiming a Champions

Liverpool would be a “great fit” for in-demand Bayer Leverkusen star Kai Havertz, according to former Reds midfielder Don Hutchison.