Dykes ruled out of Euros for Scotland
Scotland striker Lyndon Dykes has been ruled out of UEFA Euro 2024 after picking up an injury in training.
While preparing for an upcoming friendly against Gibraltar, Dykes left the training pitch on a stretcher with an apparent knee injury.
Scotland confirmed that the 28-year-old will miss the tournament, although the injury has not been specified.
Dykes has scored nine goals for Scotland in 36 appearances, and played in all eight of its Euro 2024 qualifiers, scoring once.
Steve Clarke's side will begin the tournament against host Germany in the opening match on 15 June.
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