Scott Brown is a highly esteemed former professional footballer, football coach and manager. Known for his tenacity, leadership, and deep understanding of the game, Scott brings a wealth of experience to his role as a speaker, making him an engaging and inspiring presence at any event. Throughout his career, he has been celebrated for his remarkable achievements, including captaining Celtic to numerous league titles and becoming one of the most iconic figures in Scottish football history.
Scott's football journey began at 17, where he made his debut for Hibernian's first team, captivating fans with his high-energy playing style and unyielding commitment on the pitch. In 2007, Scott made a high-profile move to Celtic for a then-record fee of £4.4 million, a transfer that solidified his status as one of Scotland’s brightest football talents. Over the course of 14 years at Celtic, Scott made over 600 appearances and played a pivotal role in the club's domestic dominance. His leadership was instrumental in securing 10 Scottish Premiership titles, 6 Scottish Cups, and 6 Scottish League Cups for the club. Notably, Scott captained Celtic during their historic ‘Double Treble’ triumph, where the team won the league, Scottish Cup, and League Cup in consecutive seasons. He also led the team through the ‘Invincibles’ season in 2016-2017, during which Celtic went the entire league campaign undefeated.
After leaving Celtic in 2021, Scott joined Aberdeen as a player-coach, where he served as assistant manager under Stephen Glass. He officially retired from playing in May to focus on a full-time career in management, from which he was appointed head coach of EFL League One side Fleetwood Town. Scott led Fleetwood to their first-ever FA Cup fourth round in 2023. In 2024, Scott took over as head coach of Scottish Championship club Ayr United.
As a speaker, Scott Brown is an ideal choice for events seeking to inspire and educate audiences. His expertise spans a range of topics, including leadership, teamwork, overcoming adversity, and the mindset required to succeed at the highest levels of sport. Drawing from his personal experiences and professional triumphs, Scott's insights are especially valuable to those in sports, business, and leadership roles. His transition from a decorated player to a coach and manager highlights his enduring passion for football and his ability to adapt and thrive in new challenges.
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Scott Brown’s Official Speaker Topics are listed below:
- Leadership in Football
- The Role of a Captain
- Teamwork and Cohesion
- Overcoming Adversity in Sports
- The Importance of Mental Toughness
- Insights into Scottish Football
- Transitioning from Player to Manager
- 2024 – Appointed Head Coach of Scottish Championship club Ayr United
- 2023 - Appointed as Manager of Fleetwood Town
- 2021 - Signed as player-coach at Aberdeen, transitioning towards a managerial career
- 2020 - Led Celtic to their ninth consecutive Scottish Premiership title
- 2019 - Awarded SFWA Player of the Year for the second time
- 2018 - Captained Celtic to a historic Double Treble (two consecutive domestic trebles)
- 2017 - Named PFA Scotland Players' Player of the Year
- 2017 - Led Celtic through the "Invincibles" season, winning the Scottish Premiership unbeaten
- 2016 - Captained Scotland in World Cup qualifiers
- 2016 - Won Scottish Premiership with Celtic, commencing the historic Treble
- 2008 - Won Scottish Cup with Celtic, marking the first of many trophies
- 2007 - Signed by Celtic for a then-record fee of £4.4 million from Hibernian
- 2005 - Made Scotland debut against the USA
- 2002 – Signed for Hibernian Football Club