Gang war mobster pops up in Portugal

MOB boss Ross McGill has returned to social media from a bolthole in Portugal.

- JOHNPAUL CLARK

The kingpin, 31, was released from prison in Dubai in September after he was caged for 12 days alongside fellow gangland figures Steven Lyons, 44, Stephen ‘Jimmy’ Jamieson, 42, and Steven Larwood, 42.

Authorities then ordered the hoods to leave the United Arab Emirates and never return after they were grilled over their connections to organised crime.

McGill is believed to have been deciding where to relocate ever since. But the notorious gangster has now resurfaced on X, under the username @ RossMcG1872.

His account, created in August, shows a new profile picture of the drug lord grinning through a set of flashy veneers. McGill, also known as “Miami”, looks to also be sporting a smoother complexion, a shaved-head and well-groomed stubble as he poses up in a nightclub.

His bio simply says “Union Bears” paying homage to the Rangers ultras he led before leaving Scotland.

The account has shared various posts by the fans group.