Scotland get their 2026/27 Nations League campaign underway when travelling to Ljubljana to face Slovenia on Saturday afternoon.
The contest will mark Sebastien Pocognoli's first game in charge since succeeding long-term Scotland manager Steve Clark in August.
The Tartan Army's trip to Stadion Stozice this weekend will be followed by contests against Switzerland and North Macedonia, before facing Slovenia for the second time in short succession on 6th October at Hampden Park.
We take a look at the Slovenia squad that manager Bostjan Cesar has selected to take on Scotland, North Macedonia and Switzerland in the Nations League.
Atletico Madrid goalkeeper Jan Oblak is arguably the most notable inclusion in Slovenia's 26-man squad, and he will make his 85th appearance for the nation if deployed in between the sticks against Scotland.
Jaka Bijol has been an unused substitute in both of Leeds United's last two Premier League matches, but he has been selected to represent Cesar's side across the next four Nations League fixtures.
Championship duo Tomi Horvat -- who plays for Bristol City -- and Zan Vipotnik -- who leads the line for Swansea City -- have been included in the squad.
The most prominent absentee is Manchester United striker Benjamin Sesko, who took to social media to confirm that he will miss Slovenia's upcoming fixtures due to an ongoing shin injury.
Zan Zaletel and Nik Prelec have also withdrawn due to injury, with Zan Celar and Jure Balkovac added to the squad in their absence.
Slovenia squad to face Scotland, North Macedonia & Switzerland
Goalkeepers: Jan Oblak, Matevz Vidovsek, Igor Vekic
Defenders: Jaka Bijol, Jost Urbancic, Vanja Drkusic, David Brekalo, David Zek, Zan Karnicnik, Srdan Kuzmic, Erik Janza, Jure Balkovac
Midfielders: Timi Max Elsnik, Benjamin Verbic, Adam Gnezda Cerin, Sandi Lovric, Tomi Horvat, Tamar Svetlin, Mark Zabukovnik, Tjas Begic
Forwards: Andraz Sporar, Zan Vipotnik, Danijel Sturm, Aljosa Matko, Zan Celar
