Kevin Nisbet is expected to join Aberdeen teammates Nicky Devlin and Jack MacKenzie in Steve Clarke's Scotland squad to face Croatia and Portugal. (Daily Record) Scott Brown says he probably should have retired as a player after leaving Celtic and focused on coaching, instead of joining Aberdeen. ( Press and Journal - subscription required)

Aberdeen forward Kevin Nisbet has been recalled to the Scotland squad for the first time in a year ahead of the Nations League double-header against Croatia and Portugal. The 27-year-old, at Pittodrie on a season-long loan from Millwall,

Kevin Nisbet is set to make it an Aberdeen hat-trick in Steve Clarke’s Scotland squad. The striker is expected to be called up for the weekend Nations League trip to Croatia and next week’s Hampden clash with Portugal. Dons pair Nicky Devlin and Jack MacKenzie have already been called up.

Aberdeen striker Kevin Nisbet is called up to Steve Clarke's injury-hit Scotland squad for the upcoming Nations League fixtures against Croatia and Portugal.

Aberdeen striker Kevin Nisbet has been called into the Scotland squad for the Nations League double-header after Lawrence Shankland pulled out. Nisbet is the latest addition to Steve Clarke’s injury-hit group as the manager prepares to face Croatia in Zagreb on Saturday, followed by a clash with Portugal at Hampden three days later.

The striker has been in sparkling form for Aberdeen since joining on a season-long loan from Millwall, notching three goals in six games. Nisbet has played a key role in the Dons' remarkable 13-game winning streak under Jimmy Thelin and his goalscoring exploits have caught the eye of boss Steve Clarke.

The forward joins Nicky Devlin and Jack MacKenzie for the Nations League ties against Croatia and Portugal after an injury to Lawrence Shankland forced the Hearts striker to drop out.