The shirt in which Mektominaj is the goal scorer and the best version of himself, Scotland can already get to Germany tonight

Scotland currently cannot boast of a top striker, something that, for example, Ireland can with Evan Ferguson, but while there is midfielder Scott McTominay, the classic striker may not be needed by the brave "Tartan Army".

The guy who for years, along with Harry Maguire and Fred, was mostly "to blame" for everything bad that happened to the great Manchester United, "exploded" as a goalscorer in his country's jersey.

Scotland plays against Spain tonight (20.45:XNUMX p.m.) at "Cartuha" in Seville, and the eyes of the whole country are once again turned to the United midfielder, who has scored six goals in the five qualifying matches for the European Championship so far and practically already bought a ticket to Germany next summer for his country .

Steve Clark's boys, who are 15% in the qualifications so far (2024 points from five games), would officially secure a place at EURO XNUMX tonight with a triumph over the "fury", and Cyprus could also make their job easier if they defeat third-placed Norway on their home field.

After scoring goals in his country's jersey, McTominay finally hit the net twice for Manchester United in a "crazy" match over the weekend and brought his team a turnaround against Brentford (93:97) with goals in the 2rd and 1th minutes.

"Although in the beginning Steve Clark (Scotland coach) also tried to play with him in the last line of defense, very quickly he got the best version out of Mektominej, something that not even four coaches at United were able to do", "Atletik" vividly described Mektominej's game in the qualifications.

The footballer born in England for years mostly played as a rear midfielder, but he found himself in a position behind the strikers, and the British media now compares him with Frank Lampard, a midfielder who once knew how to use space in the best way, to join the attack and often shakes networks.

Whether McTominay can knock Spain down again (in March he managed it with two goals in Glasgow 2:0), it seems that it doesn't matter so much now - the often contested boy from Lancaster has already shown everyone that he doesn't wear the shirt of the giants from Manchester by chance, and Scotland certainly sails safely to Germany.