Kate Scott stuns alongside her boxing trainer husband at awards ceremony... while glamorous Albanian Champions League presenter Eva Murati also turns heads
Kate Scott dazzled at a recent awards ceremony, accompanied by her boxing trainer husband - looking every bit the power couple.
The Manchester-born CBS Sports presenter previously went by Kate Abdo before she tied the knot in September 2024 with Malik Scott - an American former heavyweight professional boxer.
Their relationship was first revealed live on air by pundits Jamie Carragher and Micah Richards in December 2023 and since then, Kate, 43, and Malik, 44, have shared the occasional glimpse into their private lives for their social media followers.
And their latest public appearance came at the Sofascore Player of the Season award ceremony, which was produced by CBS.
The event - which took place in Zadar, Croatia - was directed by the multiple Emmy award-winning Pete Radovich - CBS's creative lead for their Champions League coverage.
On the night, Kate wore a glamorous figure-hugging white dress and heels, while Malik donned a black and white chequered shirt, complimented by a black bowler hat.
The boxing trainer - who became Deontay Wilder's head coach for the first part of his trilogy with Tyson Fury in 2021 - also had a cigar in hand and he posed for photos with Kate.
Kate was joined by former Manchester United goalkeeper Peter Schmeichel to present the event.
Also commanding attention on the night was glamorous Albanian TV presenter Eva Murati, who boasts over a million followers on Instagram.
The Champions League host, 30, has been anchoring coverage of Europe's elite club competition for Vizion Plus and Tring TV since 2017.
Murati had started work as a television presenter at the age of 18, while working for an Italian-Albanian television channel.
She turned up to the pomp in a slinky blue dress and platform heels, and was seen interviewing some figureheads of the sport.
After equalling the record for goal contributions in a Premier League campaign in 2024-25, Liverpool's Mohamed Salah was voted Sofascore's Player of the Season on the night.
Salah beat the likes of Bruno Fernandes, Cole Palmer and Matheus Cunha to the coveted award.
The 30-year-old wore a tight-fitting blue dress on the red carpet, in a pair of platform heels
Murati - who began as a TV presenter at the age of 18 - interviewed figureheads of the sport
The 32-year-old also won the Premier League Player of the Year award, the Golden Boot, the Premier League trophy, the Playmaker of the Year prize and FWA Player of the Year award last season.
Branimir Karacic, Director of Marketing at Sofascore, said: 'The Player of the Season Show is not just a celebration of the best footballers of the season.
'It's a statement of what we believe in – that performance on the pitch, supported by statistical data, deserves global recognition.
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