Greg Taylor spotted with Celtic FC player on boat in Spain

The Scottish footballer, 27, was pictured in Formentera with pal and Hoops player Luke McCowan.
Taylor's football future is currently unknown after his contract at Celtic ended last season.
However, that didn't stop the footie ace from enjoying the sunshine with 27-year-old Luke.
READ MORE: Celtic star jetted off on lavish holiday after Scottish Cup
READ MORE: Celtic star left fans BAFFLED after sharing holiday snaps
(Image: Instagram) In a picture on Instagram, the pair posed for a topless snap together while on a boat.
In the image, the duo, both from Inverclyde, looked chuffed as they basked in the Mediterranean heat, donning trendy swim shorts.
Taylor joined Glasgow's Celtic in 2019 after leaving Kilmarnock FC, where he played from 2016 until 2019.
At the Hoops, the star made over 150 appearances and netted several goals for the club.
Meanwhile, his pal McCowan joined Celtic several years after Taylor in 2024. The youngster has since only made over 30 appearances at the club.

Try Our AI Features

Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:

Learn with AIFact CheckingText to SpeechAI Summary

Related Articles

Scottish Sun

27 minutes ago

• Scottish Sun

Love Island's Finn Tapp takes major step with stunning girlfriend as they buy their first home together

The couple went Instagram official last year LOVE NEST Love Island's Finn Tapp takes major step with stunning girlfriend as they buy their first home together Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) LOVE Island's Finn Tapp has taken a major step in his relationship with his stunning new girlfriend, as they reveal they have bought their first home together. Tis is former Islander Finn's first serious romance since he split from long-term girlfriend Paige Turley. Sign up for the Entertainment newsletter Sign up 5 Love Island winner Finn Tapp has revealed that he has moved in with his new girlfriend Credit: finley__tapp / Instagram 5 The happy couple revealed they had taken a huge step in their romance Credit: Instagram 5 They shared that they had bought their first home together Credit: Instagram 5 The reality star split from Paige Turley in 2023 Credit: Instagram The reality star, 25, took to social media to share the couple's exciting news. They looked smitten as they got ready to take the next big step in the budding romance Finn's mystery lady was seen beaming as she leaned close to her man. He captioned the sweet snap with: "We're home owners!! "Today we picked up the keys to our little Victorian home! "We cannot wait to get started with the renovations and make it our own! We couldn't be happier." The former semi-pro footballer is still yet to reveal the identity of his new partner, but since going Instagram official last summer, he has shared plenty of loved-up snaps with her. EX FILES Finn launched to fame on Love Island in 2020, and that's where he met his now ex-girlfriend, Paige. After three years together, the pair announced their split in 2023. It was an amicable break-up, with Paige admitting they'd "lost themselves in each other" after winning winter Love Island and moving in together straight away. Watch heartbreaking moment Ex On The Beach's Paige Turley fights tears as she confronts ex Finn Tapp over new romance However, they were reunited last year, when they both took part in Celebrity Ex On The Beach. However, things took a turn when shortly after filming wrapped, it was revealed that MAFS Australia star Tamara slept with Finn the night before the MTV show's launch party. A source told The Sun at the time: "The cast was rocked by Finn and Tamara's fling. They felt really uncomfortable for Paige who they'd grown close to. "At the party, the girls sided with Paige and kept their distance from Tamara. "Tamara was heard telling guests she was having a 'miserable' time and they were 'all being so mean'."

Wales Online

33 minutes ago

• Wales Online

Club World Cup match halted as fans vacate seats and players told to remain calm

Club World Cup match halted as fans vacate seats and players told to remain calm The Club World Cup match between Palmeiras and Al Ahly had to be halted on Thursday afternoon as fans were told to find shelter amid severe lightning in the area Players leave the field after the match was suspended due severe weather warning is given for a storm (Image: Getty Images ) During the Club World Cup encounter between Palmeiras and Egyptian outfit Al Ahly, play was brought to a standstill due to lightning nearby on Thursday. The match was paused shortly after the 60-minute mark by referee Anthony Taylor, well-known among Premier League spectators, who deemed it necessary to interrupt the game. Taylor signalled for all players to return to the changing rooms, while supporters were directed into the covered areas of the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, which is set to host the forthcoming World Cup final. ‌ Commentary was switched back to the studio as stadium screens cautioned attendees with a message, which also told the players to walk "calmly" off the pitch. ‌ The announcement read: "Your attention please. "For your safety, we are going to have everyone leave the Seating Bowl area and take shelter inside the stadium because of severe weather in the area. "Event Staff are available to guide and assist you. Article continues below "Those on the field, please walk calmly to the nearest tunnel, to the West Hall, or to the service corridor." At the cessation of play, Brazilian club Palmeiras was leading two-nil, having scored in their second tournament game during Group A competition. They found the net first at the 49th minute following an own goal by Wessam Abou Ali, with Jose Manuel Lopez increasing their lead soon before the forced break, reports the Express. ‌ The delay ensued shortly after, lasting for 48 minutes with the game resuming at 2.15pm local time in the American north-east. Palmeiras managed to maintain their lead until the end of the match, temporarily securing the top spot in the group before Porto's face-off with Inter Miami. Estevao Willian, who celebrated his 18th birthday only in April, was awarded Player of the Match for the second consecutive game, sparking renewed enthusiasm among Chelsea supporters ahead of his anticipated move to Stamford Bridge later this summer. Article continues below Weather disruptions have become an unfortunate yet frequent occurrence at the restructured Club World Cup. On Tuesday night, organisers had to rearrange the schedule due to a thunderstorm, pushing back the kick-off time for the match between Ulsan Hyundai and Mamelodi Sundowns from 6pm local time to 7.05pm. More severe weather conditions hit on Wednesday, causing the match between RB Salzburg and Pachuca to be halted in the 54th minute. The game did not resume for over an hour as officials had to wait for the storm to pass.

Daily Record

35 minutes ago

• Daily Record

Woman goes on holiday to party in Spain but is startled when she gets there

A holidaymaker who often shares videos of her travels with her followers online has shared her experience of one Spanish hotspot. She admitted she went there to party, but it didn't exactly go to plan Scores of holidaymakers jet off to unwind and let their hair down. Besides sunbathing on the golden sands, many travellers relish a refreshing drink as the evening sun sets and like to explore local bars. Yet, one female traveller pursuing just that was left underwhelmed during her holiday to the Spanish city of Valencia. Chelsie, who flaunts her travel lifestyle to over 12,500 followers on Instagram as @chelsieelf, recently shared a video that captured her bewildered reaction to Valencia's surprisingly tame nightlife scene. Her reel's caption stated: "When you didn't read the news and go to Valencia expecting amazing nightlife and late-open bars." ‌ Partway through her video, a news headline appears that reads: "Spanish seaside city to close bars early and remove terraces in huge tourism crackdown." ‌ Chelsie then elaborated in her post's caption with insights she gained while in Valencia. She revealed: "Because of too much noise from people partying in bars and clubs, recently police enforced closing times of 1am, many places closed at 12. I still found a bar that closed at 3 on a weekday though." In addition, she commented on her further observations of Valencia, stating the cuisine is "relatively cheaper than other parts of Spain that tourists visit". She expressed admiration for the city's "interesting architecture" and pointed out that the prime beaches were 'at least an hour South or North'. Commenting in the section below, a savvy individual pointed out: "Tourism was killing the city, this is a way to crack down on it. Most of the locals now go out outside of the city centre, since the city centre is basically now all Airbnbs." Many people also highlighted last year's devastating floods in Valencia which claimed numerous lives. ‌ One commenter remarked: "Yeah there was also a massive flood that killed a lot of people and Valencia is still recovering from it. It never hurts to learn a bit before traveling." Another chimed in saying: "I'm in Valencia, 7 months ago we had a massive flood, lots of people died and others lost their homes and cars and businesses... so yeah maybe partying is on our minds.." A third contributed: "There was a huge flood that people are trying to recover from so people are still mourning." One Valencian resident also made an appeal writing: "As a Valencian, please keep coming but being respectful of the culture, nature and residents."