Scotland are back in Nations League action this week as they meet Greece in a relegation playoff double header, beginning with the first leg in Piraeus on Thursday (kick off. 7.45pm).
With Ben Doak, Ryan Gauld and Lewis Morgan all ruled out of the squad through injury, teenage talents such as Lennon Miller and James Wilson have both been handed a senior international call-ups after impressive performances for Motherwell and Hearts respectively.
The third player under the age of 20 to be drafted into the squad by Steve Clarke in the last 12 months, Tartan Army fans will be keeping an eye on Scot Gemmill’s under-21 squad this coming week as they look to see which other young talents could emerge as big players for Scotland in the months and years to come.
Here are 13 players who could be next in line to follow in the footsteps of Miller and Wilson and make it into the Scotland senior squad in the months to come.
13. Liam Morrison - Queens Park Rangers
Famously signed by Bayern Munich as a youngster, the Saltcoats-born defender was a regular for Bayern II, before moving back to the Britain with Queens Park Rangers in the summer via a loan spell at Wigan Athletic. Sidelined by a knee problem soon after joining, Morrison put in a number of strong performance at new year after making his return to Martí Cifuente's starting XI. Still just 21, he has ample time to make an impact at international level. | Harriet Lander Photo: Harriet Lander