Jason Cummings has been tipped to give opposition players a 'headache' at the World Cup as he bids to showcase his talents on the global stage.
The former Rangers and Hibs star has been selected by Graham Arnold as part of his 26-man Australia squad after turning his career around Down Under with Central Coast Mariners. His form and goals return has been rewarded and he will now get the chance to test himself in a tough section alongside France, Denmark and Tunisia.
His involvement at this level of the game has former Scotland and Chelsea star Pat Nevin intrigued hailing him as a 'great' player to watch and someone who is full of energy and goals. He admits he was surprised how things didn't go quite to plan after his Easter Road exit, but this is another big chance for the striker to show his class. Speaking to Grosvenor Sport, Nevin said: "I'm intrigued to see Jason Cummings at the World Cup. He's a great player to watch when he's got that energy and his goalscoring is good as well.
