Steven Naismith

Scottish footballer and international player

Steven Naismith - Scottish footballer and international player
Born

September 14th, 1986
38 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Scotland

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A professional footballer from Scotland played as a forward and midfielder. Started career at Kilmarnock, earning recognition for skills and work ethic. Transferred to Rangers, won multiple league titles and cups. Contributed significantly during stints at Everton and Norwich City in the English Premier League. Represented the national team in various international competitions, including UEFA Euro 2016, showcasing talent and leadership on the field.

Won three Scottish Premier League titles with Rangers

Played in the English Premier League for Everton and Norwich City

Represented Scotland in UEFA Euro 2016

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