Scotland will play in the UEFA Nations League once more as Steve Clarke’s team gets ready to play Croatia at Hampden and Poland away three days later.
With just one point gained thus far in the campaign, the Tartan Army has yet to be granted the opportunity to celebrate a victory.
However, given the strong performances, Clarke will be confident going into Croatia and Poland.
Who else from Scotland’s top flight is on international duty? Scotland has called up four Premiership players this time.
All 26 of the players who are not affiliated with the Old Firm are listed here by Not The Old Firm.
Aberdeen (4 players)
- Nicky Devlin (Scotland)
- Dimitar Mitov (Bulgaria)
- Alfie Bavidge (Scotland U19)
- Topi Keskinen (Finland U21)
Dundee United (3 players)
- David Babunski (North Macedonia)
- Richard Odada (Kenya)
- Jort van der Sande (Bonaire)
Hearts (4 players)
- Craig Gordon (Scotland)
- Lawrence Shankland (Scotland)
- Kye Rowles (Australia)
- Kenneth Vargas (Costa Rica)
Hibs (6 players)
- Lewis Miller (Australia)
- Martin Boyle (Australia)
- Junior Hoilett (Canada)
- Nathan Moriah-Welsh (Guyana)
- Rocky Bushiri (DR Congo)
- Rudi Molotnikov (Scotland U19)
Kilmarnock (2 players)
- Robby McCrorie (Scotland)
- Brad Lyons (Northern Ireland)
Motherwell (3 players)
- Kofi Balmer (Northern Ireland)
- Lennon Miller (Scotland U19)
- Tawanda Maswanhise (Zimbabwe)
Ross County (1 player)
- Elijah Campbell (England U20)
St Mirren (3 players)
- Jonah Ayunga (Kenya)
- Caolan Boyd-Munce (Northern Ireland)
- Alex Gogic (Cyprus
