
Scottish football's 50 best imports: From Skacel to Stainrod, Hateley to Henrik... Mail Sport's definitive ranking
A nation which has prided itself on seeing homegrown sides conquer Europe also takes delight in witnessing its finest exports excel on foreign soil.
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