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Scotland head coach Steve Clarke has handed debut call-ups to teenage duo Lennon Miller and James Wilson.
Motherwell midfielder Miller and Hearts striker Wilson, both 18, are included in the squad for this month’s UEFA Nations League play-off double-header against Greece.
Miller captained Motherwell for a spell this season and made his 67th first-team appearance in their win over Rangers at Ibrox earlier this month.
🏴 Steve Clarke has named his first Scotland squad of the year, as we prepare to face Greece next week.
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— Scotland National Team (@ScotlandNT) March 11, 2025
Wilson has become a first-team regular for Hearts this term and has scored six goals. He is named in the full squad without having yet played for the Under-21s.
Max Johnston of Sturm Graz and Ipswich goalkeeper Cieran Slicker are the other two uncapped players in the squad.
Kevin Nisbet has won a recall after scoring the 10th goal of his loan spell at Aberdeen on Saturday.
Both Kieran Tierney and Lewis Ferguson are back from injury to take their places in the squad.
The likes of Angus Gunn, Aaron Hickey, Ben Doak and Lyndon Dykes are missing through injury.
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