Players who have represented both Celtic and Rangers
Two of Scotland's biggest clubs from Glasgow, Celtic and Rangers, feature in the "Old Firm" derby or their modern name, the "Glasgow derby."
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These two clubs form one of the fiercest local rivalries in world football. There have been over 400 of these evenly contested derbies in history, with just over 100 games ending in draws.
With multiple instances of fan violence and changes in stadium ticket allocations for visiting teams from either club, things between Celtic and Rangers have seldom been without incident.
Despite their intense rivalry, more than 30 players have featured for both teams in their careers.
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Getty ImagesAlfie Conn
The first player post-World War 2 to have played for both Old Firm rivals, Alfie Conn started his career with Rangers in 1968, scoring 23 goals in 93 appearances in his six years at the club.
He was part of the Rangers team which lifted the European Cup Winners' Cup in 1972, and also helped them win the Scottish Cup in 1973, scoring their second goal in a 3–2 final victory over Celtic at Hampden Park.
The midfielder left for Tottenham in 1974 and spent three seasons there before joining Celtic in 1977. In his first season, Conn won another Scottish Cup medal with Celtic when they defeated his former club Rangers 1–0 in the final.
He made 32 appearances for Celtic in two seasons.
AdvertisementGettyMo Johnston
Scottish striker Mo Johnston arrived at Celtic in 1984 after spending a season with Watford.
He scored an incredible 52 goals in just 99 appearances for Celtic, winning one Scottish Premiership before receiving a lucrative offer from Nantes in France in 1987.
He featured for Nantes for two seasons, scoring 22 goals in 66 games. Celtic decided to bring him back, but then-Rangers manager Graeme Souness persuaded Johnston to join him in 1989 instead of rejoining his old club.
Johnston spent two seasons at Rangers before joining Everton in 1991.
Getty ImagesSteven Pressley
Scottish defender Steven Pressley started his senior career with Rangers in 1990, making 34 appearances before joining Coventry City in 1994.
He moved to Scottish clubs Dundee United in 1995 and Hearts in 1998 before joining Celtic in 2006.
Pressley spent two seasons at Celtic, making just 19 appearances.
He won the Scottish league title with both Rangers and Celtic.
Getty ImagesMark Brown
After just four senior appearances for Rangers at the start of his career, goalkeeper Mark Brown joined Motherwell in 2001.
After one season, he joined Inverness and went on to feature 170 times for them.
In 2007, he returned to Glasgow, this time with Celtic. However, he joined as their second-choice goalkeeper, making just 13 appearances in three years.
Brown won two Scottish Premier League titles and a Scottish League Cup with Celtic.