Somalian teenager Islam Feruz sensationally has turned his back on Scotland – earning a sharp rebuke from the man whose rule change fast-tracked the former Celtic striker into the international game. Chelsea kid Feruz has been tipped for the top and, having featured for Scotland at Under-17 and Under-21 level, was to be a key player in the UEFA Under-19 elite round qualifiers starting in England tomorrow. But the 18-year-old, who hasn’t featured for his adopted nation since a 6-0 hammering by England Under-21s in Sheffield last August, withdrew with a mystery injury – despite starring in last week’s Under-21 Premier League Final win over Manchester United at Old Trafford.
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Feruz had played at almost every youth level for Scotland
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SFA Chief Gordon Smith changed rules so youngster could play for them
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Arrived in Glasgow with his family as refugees aged just 10
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Starred for Chelsea in Under-21 Premier League final win over Man Utd
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felt his attitude was wrong when he left @placeholder, to be honest.
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On top of that, his family came to @placeholder as refugees and were treated well.
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Mover: The teenager moved from @placeholder  to Chelsea in 2012
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Mover: The teenager moved from Celtic  to @placeholder in 2012