Clarke '100% worried' about Gilmour injury
Scotland head coach Steve Clarke expressed significant concern over Billy Gilmour's knee injury sustained during a friendly match. Gilmour, who plays for Napoli, will undergo a scan to assess the severity of the injury. Clarke remains hopeful that Gilmour will be fit to travel with the team to the United States for upcoming matches.
- ▪Steve Clarke is '100% worried' about Billy Gilmour's injury.
- ▪Gilmour will have a scan to determine the extent of his knee issue.
- ▪Clarke hopes Gilmour will be able to travel with the team to the United States.
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Clarke '100% worried' about Gilmour injuryImage source, SNSImage caption, Billy Gilmour was comforted by Scotland team-mates after going down clutching his kneeByAndy CampbellBBC Sport ScotlandPublished6 minutes agoScotland head coach Steve Clarke is "100% worried" about Billy Gilmour after the midfielder came off injured during the 4-1 friendly win over Curacao.The Napoli player, 24, will have a scan later on Saturday and Clarke says he is "hoping and praying he'll be on the plane" when the Scots fly to the United States on Sunday.Gilmour started at Hampden but was withdrawn after pulling up with a knee issue.
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