Scotland winger Pat Nevin has expressed his admiration for Brighton midfielder Billy Gilmour, calling him “extra special” and the standout performer in Scotland’s 1-1 draw against Switzerland. Nevin was impressed by Gilmour’s ability to control games at the highest level of football and believes he is a fantastic player.
Gilmour did not play in Scotland’s 4-0 loss to Germany but earned a starting spot for the match against Switzerland. He helped Scotland retain possession and control the tempo of the game with his presence on the field. Nevin was surprised that Gilmour did not start in the first game, but he hopes to see him play in every game Scotland competes in during the tournament.
Nevin shared his insights on Gilmour’s performance and impact on the team on BBC Radio 5 Live’s Football Daily podcast. He believes that Gilmour’s contributions were crucial in Scotland’s ability to compete and hold their own against tough opposition like Switzerland. His presence on the field brings a sense of confidence and control to Scotland’s game, making him a key player to watch in future matches.
