‘It’s really special’ – Scott excited for home Commonwealth Games
Three-time Commonwealth swimming champion Duncan Scott has expressed his excitement about competing in front of a home crowd during the upcoming Commonwealth Games, which will be held in Glasgow next summer. The city of Glasgow was chosen to host the Games after the Australian state of Victoria withdrew due to concerns over rising costs and logistical challenges. This decision not only marks a significant moment for Scottish sports but also allows local athletes like Scott to showcase their talents on home soil. The Glasgow Commonwealth Games will provide a unique opportunity for Scott and his fellow competitors to connect with fans and gain motivation from the support of their community.
Duncan Scott, who has already made a name for himself as a dominant force in swimming, is looking forward to the chance to represent Scotland in a familiar environment. Having won multiple gold medals in previous Commonwealth competitions, Scott’s enthusiasm reflects the broader anticipation surrounding the event. The Games are expected to attract thousands of athletes from across the Commonwealth, making it a significant occasion for Glasgow and the wider sporting community. The local government and organizing committees are working diligently to ensure that the event runs smoothly, and Scott’s eagerness to compete underscores the pride that many Scottish athletes feel about representing their country in a prestigious international competition. As preparations ramp up, the Glasgow Commonwealth Games promise to be a memorable celebration of sport, unity, and community spirit.
Three-time Commonwealth swimming champion Duncan Scott says he cannot wait to compete in front of a home crowd next summer when Glasgow hosts the Games, after the city stepped in to replace Australian state Victoria.
