Friday 2 March 2018 19:49, UK
Gareth Southgate has met with Manchester United midfielder Scott McTominay in an attempt to persuade him to play for England.
McTominay, who has produced some impressive performances for United's first team this season, has already met with new Scotland boss Alex McLeish as the two countries try to land the promising 21-year-old.
McTominay has been with United's academy since the age of five but, somewhat surprisingly, has not played any international football at youth level.
McTominay has Scottish grandparents and he has attended training camps with Scotland youth-age groups without ever being selected for a squad.
He made his United first-team debut at the end of last season, coming off the bench against Arsenal and then starting their season finale against Crystal Palace.
McTominay has made a further 15 appearances in all competitions this season, four of those coming in the Champions League, and has recently kept his place over the £90million Paul Pogba.
United boss Jose Mourinho urged McLeish to make securing McTominay his priority soon after he was presented as Scotland's long-term replacement for Gordon Strachan last month.
