Ross McCrorie hopes to follow in his brother Robby's footsteps in the not so distant future - with the Aberdeen midfielder targeting a return to the Scotland set up.
McCrorie came through the Rangers youth academy with his brother before he joined the Dons in 2020 on loan before earning a permanent move to Pittodrie, but since his move he has only earned one call up to the national squad back in 2022. He has watched goalkeeper Robby be drafted into the set up and hopes his form so far this season will make a case to be in Steve Clarke's Scotland thoughts in the near future.
Robby earned a call-up as an understudy to Liam Kelly and Craig Gordon, and certainly will have invoked a new competitive rivalry in the McCrorie household. And Ross claims that it is now the next step in his career after top performances under Jim Goodwin. Speaking to Red TV, he said “One aim is to push for the national team. I feel as if I’m good enough and have shown I’m good enough but I need to bide my time.
