Sevilla striker Robbie Ure and Brondby’s Luis Binks are among five players to receive their first Scotland call-ups in new manager Sebastien Pocognoli’s first team.
Celtic defender Colby DonovanHearts winger Josh McPake AND Stephen Welsh of Swansea City have also been included for the upcoming Nations League matches.
There is also a long-awaited appeal for the Hull City striker Ollie McBurnie who won his last international match in 2021.
The goalkeepers Scott Bain AND Jon McCracken are back to follow Craig Gordon’s decision to retire after the World Cup.
of Naples Billy Gilmour returns after a knee injury forced him to withdraw from former boss Steve Clarke’s last squad.
Josh Doig AND Kieron Bowie of Serie A club Sassuolo, Lennon Miller of Udinese and Hearts Striker James Wilson has also been withdrawn.
James Wilson (L) has impressed since returning to Hearts
Napoli midfielder Scott McTominay is gone as he recovers from minor heart surgery. Rangers striker Lawrence Shankland has been sidelined due to a mushroom problem, with Torino Hey Adams even wounded.
A total of 12 players who went to the World Cup are missing from the Belgian first team.
Rangers’ John Souttar, Anthony Ralston of Celtic, defender of Hibernian Grant HanleyWrexham’s Dominic Hyam, Tyler Fletcher of Manchester United, Millwall’s Lyndon DkyesStoke ahead George Hirst and Swansea Ross Stewart are also not included.
Full Scotland squad:
Goalkeepers: Scott Bain, Angus Gunn, Liam Kelly, Jon McCracken
Defenders: Luis Binks, Josh Doig, Colby Donovan, Luke Graham, Jack Hendry, Aaron Hickey, Scott McKenna, Nathan Patterson, Andy Robertson, Kieran Tierney, Stephen Welsh
Midfielders: Ryan Christie, Lewis Ferguson, Billy Gilmour, John McGinn, Kenny McLean, Josh McPake, Lennon Miller
Attacker: Kieron Bowie, Findlay Curtis, Ben Gannon-Doak, Oli McBurnie, Robbie Ure, James Wilson
McFadden: Ure has been brave
Robbie Ure has played for Scotland at youth level
ex Scotland attacker James McFadden on Sky Sports News:
“Robbie Ure is one who has been on the radar for his form in Sweden in particular, in the run-up to the World Cup, but missed the squad.
“Getting that move to Sevilla shows that he has the skills to go and play at the highest level.
“It’s an area we’ve struggled with for a number of years and for Scotland to bring competition.
“Robbie Ure has taken an unconventional path. He definitely deserves some respect because he’s been brave enough to leave and build a career elsewhere and maybe he’ll be allowed to develop and focus on himself to get to this point.”
In recalling McBurnie, McFadden added: “Oli deserves his chance and there’s been a bit of a reaction to Oli over the last few years.
Hull City’s Oli McBurnie (L) won his last Scotland cap of 2021
“I know how passionate he is about playing for Scotland. He has to be patient, but again another one who has gone away and worked on himself and focused on himself.
“I’m back in the Premier League and Oli is definitely worth going in and watching to see if he can go and make the ninth spot his own.”
Scottish Nations League fixtures
Slovenia v Scotland – September 26, 2pm kick-off
Scotland v Switzerland – September 29, kick-off 19:45
North Macedonia – Scotland – October 3, kick-off 19:45
Scotland v Slovenia – October 6, kick-off 19:45
Scotland – North Macedonia – November 13, kick-off 19:45
Switzerland v Scotland – November 16, 19:45 kick-off