Sevilla boss Luis Garcia Plaza has praised Robbie Ure's contributions for Scotland and reckons he's ready to break his La Liga duck soon.
Sevilla manager Luis Garcia Plaza has commended striker Robbie Ure following his Scotland debut, predicting the forward is close to scoring his first goal in La Liga. The former Rangers player featured across four Nations League fixtures for Scotland over the international break, earning praise from his club boss for his performances on the international stage.
Ure has yet to score in his initial seven appearances for Sevilla following his transfer from Swedish side Sirius, where he recorded 26 goals in 43 league starts. Garcia Plaza noted that Ure showed strong improvement during his recent outing against Barcelona and characterized the young striker as a long-term development signing.
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