Che Adams has packed a fair amount into the 18 months since he nailed his colours to the mast for Scotland. Twenty-one caps, three appearances at Euro 2020, five goals and among them one for the ages to see off a star-studded Denmark at a rocking Hampden.
No wonder, as he prepares for cap number 22, the Southampton striker rates his decision to pledge allegiance to the nation of his grandmother as one of his best. it might have taken four years from the first SFA approach for the Leicester-born 26-year-old to finally accept the invitation.
But he’s not hung around since and Adams reckons the opportunity to be promoted into the top tier of the Nations League and dine with European football’s elite just proves he made the right call. Not just that but he’s adamant being involved in Steve Clarke ’s side has made him a better player and that the squad deserve to have a place among the continent’s best.
