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Can SFA summit encourage clubs to give youth a chance?

Can SFA summit encourage clubs to give youth a chance?
BBC Sport Monday 10 August 2026, 15:14 UTC 1 min read
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Providing a better pathway for homegrown talent is the focus for a forthcoming SFA forum, but finding a balance between the national interest and self-interest of clubs will be a challenge, writes Tom English.

Providing a better pathway for homegrown talent is the focus for a forthcoming SFA forum, but finding a balance between the national interest and self-interest of clubs will be a challenge, writes Tom English.
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