George Hirst Switches Allegiance to Scotland for Euro Play-off

Ipswich Town's George Hirst has made a significant switch in his international career, opting to represent Scotland over England in the upcoming Euro play-off against Greece. The 24-year-old striker, who has been in fine form for his club, received international clearance and has been promptly added to Scotland's squad for the crucial match.

Hirst's decision to change his allegiance comes after a series of impressive performances in the English Championship, where he has contributed significantly to Ipswich Town's campaign. Scotland's manager expressed delight at Hirst's inclusion, citing his physical presence and goal-scoring prowess as vital for the team's strategy in the play-off.

The move has stirred excitement among Scottish fans and adds an intriguing subplot to the match, as Hirst aims to make an immediate impact on the international stage. With the play-off set to determine Scotland's participation in the European Championships, all eyes will be on Hirst as he steps onto the pitch in the blue of Scotland.

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