Charlie Mulgrew would love to be involved in the national side which he believes is "heading in the right direction". Despite seeing Scotland lose out on a chance to make the EURO2012 championships, the Celtic defender believes Craig Levein has a better chance of making the finals of the 2014 World Cup now that he has the experience of a qualifying campaign under his belt. Mulgrew said: "Every player wants to play for their country. Watching the game last night and the Liechtenstein game I'm desperate to be involved for my country. Craig Levein will do what's right for Scotland and I'll keep trying to play and play well. I think Spain is the hardest place to go so it was always going to be a difficult game, not having a lot of the ball. But I think Liechtenstein was a good performance and we've got a lot of good players there. Scotland are definitely heading in the right direction and I would like to be a part of it." The former Aberdeen player, who admitted he had not spoken to Levein, denied that he is eligible for selection by the USA.
Source: FOOTYMAD
