STRACHAN WOOS BROONY FOR WEMBLEY

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CELTIC skipper Scott Brown could come out of international retirement to play for Scotland against England at Wembley next month.
The 31-year-old midfielder called time on his Scots’ career in the summer, but had talks with boss Gordon Strachan this week.
After three games in World Cup qualifying Group F, Scotland sit in fourth place, behind England, Lithuania and Slovenia, and a point ahead of Slovakia.unspecified-54

Strachan’s team won their opening match against Malta 5-1, then drew 1-1 at home with Lithuania and lost 3-0 to Slovakia.

When Brown announced he was stepping down from his appearances for his country, he admitted: “It’s no secret I’ve suffered some injuries in my career and once you get over 30 you have to protect your body more.

“I’m not the type of player who can coast half-heartedly through a game – I give 100 per cent every time.

“Given the importance of this campaign for Scotland, and the challenges ahead at Celtic, I simply felt that I could not keep up both commitments without either my performances or recovery time suffering.”

Since then, however, Brown has been a stand-out performer for the Hoops without the effect of injuries that have hampered him in the past.

And manager Strachan is hoping he will have a change of mind in time to be included in his Wembley squad and add to his total of 50 caps.
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