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Robbie Ure has been living life in the fast lane and is now relishing the chance to make his international debut

Scottish striker Robbie Ure has reflected on his rapid rise over the last six weeks, which saw him transfer to Sevilla and earn his first Scotland national team call-up. The 22-year-old recently started against Barcelona in La Liga and is now contending to make his international debut under new Scotland manager Sebastien Pocognoli against Slovenia in the Nations League.
Ure previously left Rangers' academy three years ago to join Anderlecht's second team before moving to Swedish side IK Sirius, where he scored 30 goals in 51 matches. His form earned him a move to Sevilla in a deal potentially worth up to £7.8 million.
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