New Scotland head Sebastien Pocognoli has made significant changes to the composition of the national squad.
The Belgian has made six new call-ups for the upcoming Nations League fixtures. Hearts winger Josh McPake, Swansea defender Stephen Welsh, Celtic right-back Colby Donovan, Brondby defender Luis Binks, Stoke centre-back Luke Graham and Sevilla striker Robbie Ure have all been included.
There is a also a recall for Hull striker Oli McBurnie, who last played for Scotland in March 2021 and fell out of favour under Pocognoli’s predecessor Steve Clarke.
We take a look at the winners and losers from Pocognoli’s first squad:
21. George Hirst - MISSES OUT
Was part of Scotland's World Cup squad, but a move to Stoke has not pushed him to the forefront of Pocognoli's plans. | Getty Images
22. Kieron Bowie - WINNER
Moving to Serie A did not help him get to the World Cup, but after scoring against Juventus for Sassuolo over the weekend, his selection never really felt in doubt this time around. | Getty Images
23. Ross Stewart - MISSES OUT
Hard to make a case for the World Cup squad striker given he is barely featuring for Swansea, who he joined this summer. | Getty Images
24. James Wilson - WINNER
Featured in the summer before the World Cup and gets the nod after netting four goals this season. The teenager is one of Scotland's brightest striking prospects. | SNS Group