Euro 2024, Group A: Scotland v Hungary
Euro 2024, Gather A: Scotland v Hungary
Venue: MHPArena, Stuttgart Date: Sunday, 23 June Kick-off: 20:00 GMT
Kieran Tierney says "Shattered doesn't cut it" after the Scotland guard was ruled out of Euro 2024 with the hamstring damage that constrained him off against Switzerland.The 27-year-old, who has returned to the Weapons store after an harm hampered season in advance to Genuine Sociedad, came off on a stretcher in the 1-1 Gather A draw in Cologne on Wednesday.
Expressing his disillusionment on Instagram, Tierney included: "Adore this group and these boys. This as well might pass."
Earlier, Scotland right-hand head coach John Carver said: "He is heading domestic to be surveyed by Weapons store and that's all I can truly say at this moment.
"They will provide upgrades as they have it, but he is clearly greatly baffled. If we do advance and move through the competition, I am beyond any doubt he will be back to bolster us."
Scotland's protective assets have as of now been extended by pre-tournament wounds to right-backs Aaron Hickey and Nathan Patterson.
In expansion, Watford center-half Ryan Porteous will miss Sunday's last gather coordinate against Hungary through suspension after being sent off against Germany in the opening fixture.
"It is a blow since Kieran is one of our best players and, in competition football, you require your best players on the stop," Carver admitted."And, specifically with him, he gives that adjustment down the left-hand side with Andy Robertson and Callum McGregor and they combine truly well.
"So at whatever point any group loses their best players at that point it will influence the circumstance, but moreover it is an opportunity for someone else to step in."
Carver too uncovered that Officers midfielder Ryan Jack, who has however to highlight in Germany, is "beneath the climate" ahead of Sunday's amusement in Stuttgart.
Scotland has one point from them to begin with two matches having never qualified for the knockout stages of the competition.
