
Former Scotland forward Brazil ‘lucky’ to be alive
Former Scotland striker Alan Brazil says he is “very, very lucky to be here” after recent liver transplant.
THURSDAY, 04 JUNE 2026, 13:11

Former Scotland striker Alan Brazil says he is “very, very lucky to be here” after recent liver transplant.

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