Steve Clarke has announced his Scotland squad for upcoming World Cup qualifiers.
Celtic and Rangers are both represented through the likes of David Turnbull and Nathan Patterson among others.
Your Scotland squad for our September @FIFAWorldCup qualifiers. pic.twitter.com/YQLDOlrCeN
— Scotland National Team (@ScotlandNT) August 24, 2021
Between the sticks Zander Clark makes his first squad after some tremendous form for St Johnstone.
Lewis Ferguson of Aberdeen is also in the squad for the first time.
But that means number one from Euro 2020, David Marshall, misses out entirely.
Meanwhile Celtic's on-form defender Anthony Ralston has NOT made the squad despite starting the season in good spirits and form.
Kieran Tierney is in the squad after an injury scare and Billy Gilmour is included.
Full squad:
Clark, Gordon, Kelly, Cooper, Gallagher, Hanley, Hendry, O'Donnell, Patterson, McKenna, Robertson, Taylor, Tierney, Armstrong, Ferguson, Gilmour, McGinn, McGregor, McLean, Turnbull, Adams, Christie, Dykes, Fraser, Forrest, Nisbet.
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