How many of Scotlands Euro 2020 squad play in the English Premier League?
DESPITE having an increased 26 spots available in his Euro 2020 squad, Steve Clarke still had some tough decisions to make. But the Scotland boss is adamant its GOOD to have this sort of headache heading to a major finals. 5 Tierney, Robertson and Armstrong all play in England's Premier League  That is because Scotlands strength in depth across the park is the strongest it has been for quite some time. Just this year, two of the squad were in European finals with their club teams, while others starred in their own sides. Scotland have benefitted in recent times with a growing number of players starring in the Premier League, deemed by some to be the strongest league in Europe. WIN 50,000 with Dream Team Euros Dream Team Euros is HERE! The best fantasy football game to accompany Euro 2020 has arrived. And you can play absolutely FREE for your chance to win the 50,000 jackpot. CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR FREE! Dream Team Euros 50,000 jackpot  The best fantasy football game this summer  Play in mini-leagues against your mates, colleagues, family members - and some hand-picked celebrities  FREE to play  Scotland stars who play in English Premier League  The core of the Scottish team heading to the Euros will play in the top division down south. In total there were TEN players who played in the top league last season, while Grant Hanley will come into it next season with newly-promoted Norwich City. Andy Robertson  5 Scotland skipper Andy Robertson  The Scotland skipper has played a starring role at left-back for Liverpool. Has picked up Premier League and Champions League medals in recent seasons. Kieran Tierney  Thankfully, the Tierney/ Robertson debate seems to have ended as Scotland now get to use both. KT has been deemed by many Arsenal fans as a future Gunners captain for his performances at left centre-back and likely still has a future step-up move in him. Scott McTominay  5 Man Utd ace McTominay  Has held his own in Manchester Uniteds midfield despite playing with world-class-rated players alongside him. Played a starring role in Europa League final and probably the first name on the Scotland team sheet. John McGinn  Another certainty to start in the Czech Republic game after starring spot in Aston Villa midfield. Had the armband later in the campaign with Jack Grealishs absence and another who could have another big move in him. Billy Gilmour  5 Chelsea starlet Billy Gilmour  Breakthrough season for the teenage star as he earned minutes under Frank Lampard at Chelsea. Played less under new boss Thomas Tuchel but still valued high by the European Champions and showed what he can do in warm-up matches. Liam Cooper  The Leeds skipper has had a fabulous first season in the heart of the Whites defence. Vying for a start in middle of Scotland defence. John Fleck  5 Sheffield United's John Fleck  Suffered relegation heartache with Sheffield United after a really poor Blades season. Comes into an already packed midfield and will do well to get minutes at the tournament  even before preparations halted by positive Covid test. Stuart Armstrong  A key part of the Southampton midfield this season, Armstrongs energy is a big part of how boss Hassenhuttl plays. A ball-carrier who can get Scotland up the park if in defensive mode but is in a congested midfield battle for a start. Che Adams  Another one from Saints and has been a good acquisition since his first call-up earlier in the year. Will have learned considerably from playing with Danny Ings and finished just three goals shy of the England man. Ryan Fraser  Newcastle boss Steve Bruce called it a gamble by Steve Clarke for calling up the winger. Has played 2x30 minute cameos and looked lively when he has come on. Versatile and will play a part this summer. Keep up to date with ALL the latest news and transfers at the Scottish Sun football page