Zander Clark expressed his gratitude at being named in Scotland’s provisional Euro 2024 squad, calling it a “real honor”. The goalkeeper from Hearts is now aiming to secure a spot in the final 26-man squad. Clark played the full 90 minutes in Scotland’s 2-0 friendly victory over Gibraltar, earning his fourth cap. Despite limited involvement due to Gibraltar’s only shot on target, Clark hopes his performance at both club level and in Scotland’s training sessions will earn him a place in the final squad.
As one of four goalkeepers in the provisional squad, Clark is focused on proving his worth to the manager. He recognizes that being part of the initial squad is just the first step and now he needs to show his skills to secure a spot in the final team. Clark emphasized the importance of remaining focused on himself and continuing to perform well to stay in the manager’s thoughts. He believes that opportunities like the one he had on Monday are crucial for demonstrating his abilities and making a strong case for selection.
Clark understands that competition for a place in Scotland’s Euro 2024 squad is high, but he is determined to showcase his abilities and contribute to the team if given the opportunity. With a successful season at Hearts behind him, Clark remains focused on his goal and is determined to make most of any chances he gets to prove himself on the field.
