The Whites defender saw Scotland team-mate Lyndon Dykes ruled out of Euro 24 after an injury in training
Leeds United defender defender Liam Cooper hopes Lyndon Dykes will stay with the Scotland squad in despite being ruled out of Euro 2024. The QPR striker suffered an ankle injury in training on Friday and will not be part of Steve Clarke's 26-man squad.
READ MORE: Leeds United players left Wembley with firm message from Daniel Farke ahead of July reunion "We just wish him a speedy recovery. It's a very important member of the squad that we have lost. But first and foremost we have got to give him some space to process what's happened.
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