Barron, Gauld, Murray - who should feature in Clarke's squad?published at 10:17 BST 27 August 2024

Connor Barron could be in line for a call-up after making an impressive start to his Rangers career
Ready to start thinking about Scotland again?
If not, tough. If so, lucky you - Tuesday is the day Steve Clarke announces his squad for next month's Nations League double-header with Portugal and Poland.
After a disappointing summer in Germany, many feel there is a need to freshen things up - so where could we perhaps see changes in the set-up?
Celtic captain Callum McGregor's international retirement means there's a gap to fill in midfield, might Rangers new boy Connor Barron be the man to replace him?
Clarke suffered intense criticism in the aftermath of Scotland's Euros exit, mainly for a lack of verve in attack.
How can he address that? Will Liverpool's Ben Doak come back into the fold? As reports suggest, will there finally be a call-up for Ryan Gauld?
Speaking on the BBC's Scottish Football Podcast, the Daily Record's Daniel Caw said: "If the Euros taught us anything, it's that we're crying out for a little bit of creativity and some more firepower options.
"I would love to see Gauld in the squad. The fact he's got zero caps at the age of 28 is unfathomable to me.
"The other guy I'd love to see in would be Simon Murray. I know he's 32 and it might feel like the ship's sailed a little, but 23 goals last season. He's got six this season. What else does he need to do to get a look in?"
Former Rangers goalkeeper Cammy Bell, who gained a cap for Scotland in 2010, added: "I would like to see Barron get a call-up. I think he's a young, talented player and he's started his Rangers career really, really well."
And on the goalkeeping situation, Bell feels "it will be hard" now for Liam Kelly to retain his place in the squad after signing for Rangers as a back-up option.