This years’ European Championships will see a host of current Scottish Premiership stars represent their country on the international stage.
With Scotland featuring in a major tournament for the first time in 23 years, clubs such as Motherwell, Aberdeen, Hibs and Hearts all have representatives within this year’s competition.
Rangers fans will be able to see invincible stars Borna Barisic, Glen Kamara and Filip Helendar representing their respective countries, while Celtic fans will be eager to see how the talented David Turnbull performs for the Scotland national side.
There are some former Scottish Premiership stars that will sadly miss out this summer, with Virgil van Dijk ruled out with injury, and former Hoops goalscorer John Guidetti not included in Janne Andersson’s Sweden squad.
However, Euro 2020 will not be short on former Scottish Premiership talent. How many do you remember playing in the top tier of Scottish football?

5. Tim Krul - Holland
14 years ago, a teenage Tim Krul had an impressive loan spell at Falkirk before going on to star for the likes of Newcastle United, Norwich City and Brighton in the Premier League. The 33-year-old will be Frank de Boer's back-up goalkeeper at Euro 2020. Photo: SNS Group Alan Harvey

6. James Maddison - England
James Maddison had a successful stint at Aberdeen back in 2016, and after starring in Leicester City's chase for the Champions League, will stand an outside chance of making Gareth Southgate's Euro 2020 squad. Photo: SNS Group Ross Parker

7. Mikael Lustig - Sweden
A serial trophy winner in Scotland, Mikael Lustig has been included in Sweden's squad for the forthcoming tournament. The right back left Celtic in 2019 to join Belgian side Gent, but is now back in his native Sweden with AIK Stockholm. Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy

8. Danny Ward - Wales
Now on the books of Leicester City, Wrexham born Danny Ward enjoyed a loan spell with Aberdeen little over five years ago and will be heading to the tournament as part of Robert Page's Wales squad. Photo: SNS Group Craig Foy

