Clarke said striker Che Adams sustained an injury in Torino’s match against Venezia on Saturday and therefore did not travel to join the team.

Both Celtic winger James Forrest and left-back Greg Taylor were sent home after being examined by Scottish doctors following Sunday’s Old Firm derby victory.

Meanwhile, Dundee goalkeeper Jon McCracken was called up to the squad after Kilmarnock’s Robby McCrorie was ruled out through injury.

McCracken joined the squad with potential debutants Ben Doak, Ryan Gauld and Max Johnston.

Celtic captain Callum McGregor has retired from international duty, while Arsenal defender Kieran Tierney is still recovering from the injury that forced him out during Scotland’s Euro 2024 match against Switzerland.

There is also no place in the current squad for Stuart Armstrong, Liam Cooper, Jack Hendry, Liam Kelly and Ross McCrorie, who all went to Germany this summer.

However, striker Lyndon Dykes returns after missing the finals due to injury.

FC Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski has recovered from an injury that limited his participation in Germany for the Polish national team.

However, goalkeeper Wojciech Szczesny has retired, so Bologna’s Lukasz Skorupski is likely to become the new number one. Pogon Szczecin winger Kamil Grosicki has also retired from international football.

The guests were already without injured centre-back Bartosz Salamon from Lech Poznan and midfielder Taras Romanczuk from Jagiellonia Bialystok.

Now Cagliari centre-back Mateusz Wieteska and Mateusz Kowalczyk, the midfielder on loan from Brondby to Katowice, have also been ruled out, while Los Angeles midfielder Mateusz Bogusz will not be considered due to jet lag following his late arrival at the team camp.

However, there is hope that winger Przemysław Frankowski will recover from a minor muscle injury sustained in Lens’ 1-1 draw with Monaco.