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Scotland have suffered a major blow ahead of Euro 2024 after it was confirmed that right-backs Aaron Hickey and Nathan Patterson will both miss the tournament due to injury.

Both full backs will miss out on a seat on the plane to Germany after failing to recover from their respective injuries.

Aaron Hickey will miss Scotland's Euro 2024 campaign after failing to recover from a hamstring injury.

Brentford manager paints gloomy picture for right-back as two options emerge

Hickey looks set to miss the Euros after a grim update from boss Thomas Frank.

BRENTFORD manager Thomas Frank has admitted that Aaron Hickey WON’T feature for his team again this season.

Brentford boss Thomas Frank provides an update on the fitness status of Ivan Toney and Aaron Hickey ahead of Saturday's Premier League meeting with Everton.

Frank admits Hickey is progressing but can't promise he'll see any game time for the Bees before the end of the season.

Scotland stars in fitness race for tournament opener against Germany on June 14

Positive update on Brentford defender in race to be fit for Germany

Right-back Aaron Hickey is determined to be fit for Euro 2024, says former Scotland defender Steven Pressley.

STEVE CLARKE was dealt a fresh injury blow last night ahead of the Euros just hours after it was revealed Lewis Ferguson will miss the tournament.

Club boss Thomas Frank has confirmed that the full-back is back training but thinks it is unlikely he will play this season.

Duo in race against time to be fit for summer Euros

Brentford defender has missed five months of action with hamstring injury

Brentford defender has missed five months of action with hamstring injury

Hickey has not played for months for Brentford but Clarke hopes to have him for Euros

Brentford boss Thomas Frank admits Aaron Hickey has suffered a setback in his injury recovery.

Former Hearts sensation has quickly become one of Brentford's prize assets - with Bees coach and fellow ex-Jambo Neil MacFarlane backing the 21-year-old to go right to the top.