Steve Clarke loyalty
Miller, Bowie & Co – Top ten most valuable players left out of Scotland World Cup squad

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Steve Clarke has named his 26-man squad for the World Cup as Scotland return to the most prestigious international tournament for the first time in 28 years. Clarke is renowned for showing loyalty to important players during his tenure and there’s no real surprises in his selection. Ross Stewart has been rewarded for his impressive end of the season with Southampton by earning a recall after a four-year absence, while Findlay Curtis’ excellence on-loan at Kilmarnock has secured his place.
Clarke’s loyalty is evidenced by picking eight defenders and seven midfilers who were included in every squad during the qualification campaign. Departing Liverpool star Andy Robertson will captain his country in their three games against Brazil, Morocco and Haiti. John McGinn and Scott McTominay have often been Scotland’s two talisman in recent years and midfield is the unquestionably the strongest area of the squad. As with every squad announcement, the omission of several players has been questioned and we’ve listed the top ten most valuable players that were excluded – we’ve not included players that are injured.
Top ten most valuable players left out of Scotland World Cup squad
Market Value
L. Miller
Central Midfield
€10.00m
Market Value
K. Bowie
Centre-Forward
€6.00m
Market Value
R. Gauld
Attacking Midfield
€5.00m
Market Value
G. Taylor
Left-Back
€5.00m
Market Value
J. Holsgrove
Defensive Midfield
€5.00m
Market Value
A. Irving
Central Midfield
€5.00m
Market Value
F. Hornby
Centre-Forward
€4.50m
Market Value
O. McBurnie
Centre-Forward
€4.00m
Market Value
O. Burke
Centre-Forward
€4.00m
Market Value
R. McCrorie
Right-Back
€3.00m
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