He believes midfielder Dylan Tait can break into Sebastien Pocognoli's new-look squad as he pays ex-Falkirk man the biggest compliment he can…

Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin believes midfielder Dylan Tait deserves consideration for a Scotland national team call-up under manager Sebastien Pocognoli. Goodwin praised the 24-year-old for his exceptional progressive passing metrics and leadership, having awarded him the captain's armband while Ross Graham remains sidelined.
Tait joined Dundee United from Falkirk on a free transfer during the summer window. Goodwin highlighted Tait's strong performances alongside midfielders Zidane Iqbal and Lyall Cameron as United prepares to face Motherwell without the injured Neil Farrugia.
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