The growing appeal of Scottish Premiership talent

The growing appeal of Scottish Premiership talentImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Scottish Premiership trio Nicolas Raskin, Daizen Maeda and Elijah Just have acquitted themselves well at the World CupByNick McPheatBBC Sport ScotlandPublished1 minute agoFor too long, many Scottish football fans have felt short-changed.Detecting a perceived sense of snobbery from outside, supporters have often felt their star players have been undervalued and let go too cheaply.However, amid a World Cup featuring strong Scottish Premiership representation and following a gripping title fight that attracted global attention, are there signs things are changing?Here, BBC Scotland looks at the reasons why Scottish top-flight players could be becoming more attractive propositions.Could Rangers make Ferguson marquee signing?Published23 hours agoMaeda 'can't stay at my current level' after World Cup exitPublished2 days agoJust's rise from Austrian second tier to World Cup breakout starPublished21 JuneWhy World Cup is enhancing valueTo play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser.This video can not be playedFigure caption, Celtic's Maeda finishes 'fabulous' team goal for Japan against SwedenMore than 20 players who featured in the Premiership last season were named in squads at the World Cup this summer.Of course, a chunk of them were representing Scotland in the United States, while others have failed to get serious game time.However, a handful have made a mark at the finals and remain in contention as the tournament heads towards the last-16 stage.Celtic's Alistair Johnston has played every minute at right-back for co-hosts Canada, while club team-mate Auston Trusty has featured twice and scored for the USA.Rangers midfielder Nicolas Raskin came off the bench while Belgium were two goals down to Senegal in the round of 32 and helped his nation to a remarkable comeback win.Thelo Aasgaard, also of Rangers, has played just once...