Scotland Manager Denies Narrative that Che Adams Asked to Be Withdrawn from His Squad

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Scotland manager Steve Clarke has refuted the narrative that striker Che Adams requested to be withdrawn from the squad for the upcoming UEFA Nations League matches against Ukraine and the Republic of Ireland.

Clarke stated, "There is absolutely no truth to these claims. Che is a valued member of the squad, and he has not expressed any desire to leave."

Adams' Absence Explained

Clarke went on to explain that Adams' absence from the squad is due to a minor injury sustained in training.

Clarke said, "Che picked up a knock in training, and we decided it was best for him to stay with his club for treatment. We expect him to be back in contention for the next squad."

Squad Remains Focused

Clarke emphasized that the squad remains focused on the upcoming matches and is not distracted by the speculation surrounding Adams' absence.

Clarke said, "The players are fully aware of the importance of these matches, and they are determined to perform well. We have a strong squad, and we are confident in our ability to get positive results."

Upcoming Matches

Scotland will face Ukraine in Glasgow on Wednesday, September 21, and the Republic of Ireland in Dublin on Saturday, September 24.

Both matches are crucial for Scotland's hopes of qualifying for the UEFA Nations League Finals.