Robbie Ure, 22, played 90 minutes for Sevilla against Barcelona, facing World Cup stars like Pau Cubarsi and Rodri. After leaving Rangers as a teenager with only two senior minutes, he found form in Sweden with IK Sirius, scoring 15 goals in 14 games between April and July 2024, including a four-goal haul. His move to Sevilla has seen him face 12 of Spain’s World Cup-winning squad in just seven games.

Ure is now in contention for his first Scotland cap ahead of the Nations League clash with Slovenia, joining uncapped strikers as injuries rule out Adams, Shankland, and Stewart. He credits regular playing time abroad for his development, stating he ‘couldn’t find that level in Scotland’. Scotland manager Sebastien Pocognoli sees Ure as part of a fresh, hopeful striker group.

Ure says scoring consistently in Sweden was the ‘happiest’ period of his career, where he felt every shot would go in. With no goals yet in Spain, he remains confident his moment is coming under Pocognoli, aiming to earn his debut and shine on the international stage.