Celtic new boy Jack Hendry is in the Scotland squad.
An injury to Kieran Tierney comes as a blow to Scotland for their upcoming international friendlies, but his place has been taken in the squad by a Celtic teammate.
New Celtic signing Jack Hendry has received his first international call-up, getting the chance to work under new manager Alex McLeish.
The nod for Hendry has not gone down well with Scotland supporters on Twitter, accusing McLeish of showing favouritism to Old Firm teams, overlooking more deserving players.
Barnsley defender Liam Lindsay is a player who some fans recommended should have been called up instead.
Hendry signed for Celtic from Dundee in January, adding to the club’s defensive options.
He has had a mixed start at Celtic, playing 90 minutes only twice, which did include the goalless draw with Motherwell at the weekend.
The 22-year-old is a promising prospect for the future and it is logical Scotland will want to take a look at him, but debate rages as to whether it is simply too early, and if he is being rewarded for his badge instead of his on pitch performances.
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