Billy Gilmour's hometown honors the Scotland star

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By Sarah Davis • Updated Oct 4, 2026 at 00:00

North Macedonia / Scotland - UEFA Nations League - Nacionalna Arena Toše Proeski, Skopje - Scottish Football Association — Billy Gilmour's hometown honors the Scotland star

Billy Gilmour, a 25-year-old athlete from Scotland, has been bestowed with a unique recognition as a stadium in his hometown of Ardrossan was renamed in his honor. The stadium is now officially known as the Billy Gilmour Stadium. Gilmour described the recognition as greatly appreciated. The news was praised by Gilmour and shared across multiple news channels.

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