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Luis Binks had goosebumps as he experienced Flower of Scotland at Hampden for the first time as a player. Within 12 minutes, though, the chill of nervous anticipation had shifted to a shiver down the spine, courtesy of a Switzerland…
Brondby captain Luis Binks reflected on a bittersweet Scotland debut at Hampden Park following a defeat to Switzerland, emphasizing immense pride for his family despite the difficult result. Qualifying through his late grandfather, Binks expressed how emotional the night was for his mother, who will keep his debut match shirt.
The defender defended teammate Jack Hendry following an early red card and urged supporters to remain patient during the team's transition under new manager Sebastien Pocognoli. Binks expressed confidence that the young squad will improve ahead of their upcoming Nations League match against North Macedonia.
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