Captain Josh Doig is back in the Scotland Under-21 squad for the Euro 2025 qualifiers in Belgium and Hungary.
The Hellas Verona defender returns after injury while striker Tommy Conway of Bristol City, who has previously captained the Under-21s, is also back.
Lyall Cameron and Dire Mebude, who both had to pull out of the previous squad through injury, are in the 23.
Liverpool winger Ben Doak has returned to fitness while there is a first call-up for ex-Rangers striker Robbie Ure.
Ure, 19, has impressed for RSCA Futures in Belgium and has been selected for the first time by Under-21 coach Scot Gemmill.
Sturm Graz right-back Max Johnston, who was called into the senior squad for their friendly game against France last month, returns to the Under-21s.
Calvin Ramsay and Lewis Fiorini remain absent through injury, while Josh Mulligan also sits out this camp after having surgery.
Scotland, who are third in Group B, travel to Roeselare to face Belgium on 17 November then head to Budapest to prepare for their match four days later at Hidegkuti Nandor Stadium.
The Under-21s defeated Hungary 3-1 during the last international camp before a late Kieron Bowie strike from a tight angle ensured a 2-1 victory against Malta.
Bowie is Scotland’s top scorer in the qualifiers so far with three goals from two games.
Scotland Under-21 squad
Matthew Anderson (Admira Wacker Modling), Connor Barron (Aberdeen), Ibane Bowat (TSV Hartberg, on loan from Fulham), Kieron Bowie (Northampton Town, on loan from Fulham), Lyall Cameron (Dundee), Tommy Conway (Bristol City), Ben Doak (Liverpool), Josh Doig (Hellas Verona), Ryan Duncan (Aberdeen), Max Johnston (Sturm Graz), Leon King (Rangers), Emilio Lawrence (Manchester City), Alex Lowry (Hearts, on loan from Rangers), Ben McPherson (Queen’s Park, on from from Celtic), Dire Mebude (Westerlo), Michael Mellon (Morecambe, on loan from Burnley), Liam Morrison (Wigan Athletic, on loan from Bayern Munich), Jeremiah Mullen (Leeds United), Lewis Neilson (Partick Thistle, on loan from Hearts), Jack Newman (Dundee United), Cieran Slicker (Ipswich Town), Jude Smith (Newcastle United), Robbie Ure (RSCA Futures).
