Falkirk keeper dealt another blow as Top Trumps release Scotland players set
As World Cup fever begins to heat up Top Trumps has released its all-new Scottish Football Stars pack featuring everyone who has donned the dark blue shirt – from Scott McTominay to Kenny Dalglish.
Sadly there is no card available for Falkirk Bairns number one Scott Bain, who had featured in the Scottish team line up in recent months.
A Top Trumps spokesperson said: “From Kenny Dalglish and Denis Law to Scott McTominay and Billy Gilmour, Scotland’s greatest football icons past and present are facing off in an all-new Scottish Football Stars Top Trumps pack, launched as the nation celebrates a historic moment for Scottish football.
“For the first time in a generation, Scotland are heading to the World Cup and to mark the occasion, Top Trumps has unveiled a brand-new collection featuring some of the biggest names ever to wear the dark blue shirt.
“The pack brings together legends, cult heroes and modern-day stars from across Scotland’s footballing history, with fans able to compare players across five categories – Height, Year Born, Caps, Goals and the all-important Top Trumps Rating.”
Leading the collection as the overall Top Trump is Scottish football royalty “King” Kenny Dalglish, whose card earns a perfect 100 Top Trumps Rating. The Celtic and
Liverpool icon also dominates the caps category with an incredible 102 appearances for Scotland, cementing his place as one of the nation’s greatest-ever players.
Close behind is fellow legend Denis Law, who scores a huge 98 Top Trumps Rating and remains Scotland’s joint all-time top goal scorer with 30 international goals.
Present stars also make their mark throughout the pack, with November man Scott McTominay bicycle kicking his way a 93 Top Trumps Rating. The towering midfielder also dominates the height category at 6ft 3ins, making him one of the biggest physical presences in the whole pack.
The cards also celebrate Scotland’s rich footballing history through unforgettable icons of previous eras. Billy Bremner’s fierce leadership earns him a 90 rating, Rangers legend Ally McCoist bags 19 international goals, and Celtic European Cup hero Jimmy Johnstone dazzles with a remarkable 92 Top Trumps Rating.