The hospital has shared hilarious footage of 'super' John McGinn touring the wards and entertaining little ones as the national football team recently paid a visit.
Scotland hero John McGinn had families and staff at Glasgow Children's Hospital in stitches during a team visit ahead of the Euros 2024 in Germany.
They released footage on Tuesday and explained they felt 'super John' deserved his own 'best bits' video for brightening up the day for sick kids. READ MORE: Five new flights launching from Glasgow and Edinburgh airports as easyJet offers Scots winter sun Next he asks a young girl whether she likes Wotsits and complains that they leave a mess over his hands and he has to clean up with baby wipes afterwards.
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