Clarke won't 'experiment' in Scotland friendlies
Briefly

Scotland's head coach, Steve Clarke, is optimistic about the inclusion of seven uncapped players in the squad for the upcoming friendly matches against Iceland and Liechtenstein. While introducing youth, Clarke reassures fans that he will not significantly experiment with the lineup. He values the experience and commitment of established players and believes the new participants have a lot to offer. Captain Andy Robertson supports this sentiment and highlights the necessity of the younger players to adapt and prepare to take on future leadership roles within the team.
"With any team, there has to be a cycle and a turnover of players eventually. You're bringing these young players in to feel the level of the group, to understand where they need to get to, to be selected regularly."
"The young ones are in a good place. There's one or two of them coming into this camp better than the last time they came."
"Me, Scott McTominay, John McGinn, we're not going to be around forever. Then it's up to the young lads. It will soon be their squad, they will then have to step up and set standards."
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