There is exactly one month to go until Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad head to Germany for Euro 2024 and still a number of players are sweating on their fitness ahead of the tournament.
A number of players have picked up knocks in recent weeks, with the likes of Kieran Tierney, Scott McTominay and Nathan Patterson all missing games for their respective club sides ahead of next month’s tournament.
It is not all bad news though, with a trio of players returning to first team action this past fortnight and no further concerns reported over the weekend.
However, with numerous players struggled to be fit ahead of the opening game against Germany, we look at every injury concern Scotland have and assess their chances of being included in the squad for the Euros.
9. Billy Gilmour - FIT
There was a real worry the Brighton man could miss out on the Euros after leaving Hampden Park in a knee brace following the defeat to Northern Ireland in March. However, he is now fully fit and has played in two of the Seagulls last three games. Expected return date: Fully fit. | Craig Foy - SNS Group Photo: Craig Foy - SNS Group
10. Jacob Brown - BIG DOUBT
The Luton Town forward is a big doubt for the tournament. Hatters boss Rob Edwards confirmed the striker would be out for the "foreseeable future" after the forward suffered a knee cartilage problem that required surgery. He hasn't featured in the Premier League for a number of weeks. Expected return date: Early June. | Stu Forster Photo: Stu Forster
11. Oli McBurnie - INJURED
He hasn't featured for Scotland since 2021, so it is highly unlikely to feature in the Euro 2024 squad this summer. However, any hope he did have of being included in the squad is almost dead in the water a scan last week showed he had reportedly suffered a torn abductor and will now have to recover ahead of the summer. Expected return date: Late June. | Ian MacNicol Photo: Ian MacNicol
12. Scott McTominay - FIT
There was panic in the Scotland camp after the midfielder headed down the Old Trafford tunnel three weeks ago, however, after confirming the injury was "just hypertension" he made his return to the starting XI in Sunday's 1-0 defeat to Arsenal. Expected return date: Fully fit. | Ross Parker - SNS Group Photo: Ross Parker - SNS Group