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:
1. Jon McCracken - WINNER
After leaving Dundee for Bradford City this summer, the 26-year-old has quickly established himself as the Bantams' No 1. Was called up to previous squads but remains uncapped. Now has a chance to establish himself.
2. Liam McFarlane - MISSES OUT
With four keepers selected by Pocognoli, the 21-year-old would have hoped to be involved - especially after going to the World Cup as a training keeper. Will aim to impress at Partick Thistle on loan from Hearts in the coming weeks. | SNS Group
3. Colby Donovan - WINNER
The 19-year-old has been rewarded for breaking into the Celtic first-team this season. Described as "brave" by his club manager Martin O'Neill, he will look to press Aaron Hickey and Nathan Patterson for a starting spot. | Getty Images
4. Anthony Ralston - MISSES OUT
Capped 29 times and a mainstay of the squad under the previous regime, Ralston now finds himself annexed for club and country.