David Turnbull: Scotland call-up would come before summer plans for Motherwell man
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Motherwell's David Turnbull would be happy to cancel his summer plans if he received a Scotland call-up.
The midfielder, who has netted 15 goals this season, has been tipped for a place in the national squad by Fir Park chief executive Alan Burrows.
The 19-year-old was speaking after winning the Scottish football writers' young player of the year award.
"I would take that over a holiday any day," Turnbull said of a potential call-up for June's Scotland matches.
"I've heard a few people mentioning it to me, but it'd be a great achievement for me and my family would be delighted.
"I'd much rather do that than do nothing in the summer. I would need to cancel something."
The Scots face Cyprus and Belgium in Euro 2020 qualifiers next month and Turnbull has already been capped at under-21 level.
Burrows says potential suitors would have to pay more than £1.75m for Turnbull, who is under contract until the summer of 2021.
"I'm happy here at Motherwell," the midfielder said. "There's nothing really concrete. It's just rumour just now."