No theatre or Scotland curveballs from loyal Clarke
Summary
Scotland's head coach Steve Clarke announced the national football squad for the World Cup, keeping a familiar and loyal group of players. New additions include 19-year-old Findlay Curtis and striker Ross Stewart, while Oli McBurnie was left out despite his strong recent performances.Key Facts
- Steve Clarke is Scotland’s national football team head coach.
- Clarke announced the Scotland squad for the upcoming World Cup, keeping many regular players.
- Clarke prefers loyalty when choosing players for the team.
- Findlay Curtis, a young player from Rangers, made the squad after a good loan spell at Kilmarnock.
- Ross Stewart, a striker recently playing well for Southampton, was selected despite past injuries.
- Oli McBurnie, who had a good season with Hull City, was not picked for the squad.
- Clarke values positive and selfless players, which influenced his choices for backup roles like goalkeeper Liam Kelly.
- The squad announcement was low key, reflecting Clarke’s plain style and focus on consistency.
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