Gordon Brown denies participating in exorcism over player transfer
ESPN Soccer • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 13, 2026, 1:25 PM
Last updated Oct 13, 2026
Former UK prime minister Gordon Brown has stated he was not involved in an alleged church exorcism with ex-Scotland manager Craig Levein related to the signing of a player. The claim surfaced recently, prompting Brown to clarify his lack of involvement. Levein’s association with Brown has drawn media attention, particularly regarding the unusual context of the reported exorcism. The discussion highlights the intersection of politics and sports in unusual claims surrounding player transfers.
- •Gordon Brown denies exorcism involvement concerning a player signing.
- •The claim originated from discussions about soccer transfer tactics.
- •Craig Levein, former Scotland manager, was mentioned in the context.
- •Brown's rejection aims to clarify misleading information in the media.
- 2:07 PMESPN Soccer — 👀 Former UK prime minister denies exorcism claim over player transfer
"Former UK British prime minister Gordon Brown has denied he was part of a church exorcism with ex-Scotland manager Craigh Levein as he attempted to sign a player.
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